python-pytorchHow do I use Python and PyTorch to load a model?
To use Python and PyTorch to load a model, you can use the torch.load
function. This function takes in a file path and returns a torch.nn.Module object that contains the weights and other parameters of the model. For example:
import torch
model = torch.load('model.pt')
This code will load the model stored in the file 'model.pt' into the model
object. The object can then be used to make predictions, access the model parameters, and more.
Code explanation
import torch
: imports the PyTorch library.torch.load('model.pt')
: loads the model stored in the file 'model.pt' into a torch.nn.Module object.model
: the torch.nn.Module object containing the model parameters.
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