For various reasons, you may wish to compare two PyTorch sensors. To make these comparisons, we often use the torch.eq() function. This method compares the matching items and returns "True" when they are equal and "False" when they are not.
In this article, we will look at comparing two sensors in PyTorch.
How to compare Two PyTorch Sensors
To compare between two PyTorch tensors, just follow the following steps:
Step 1: Install the required libraries. In this process, we need to install a torch library
Step 2: Now, create the PyTorch tensor and output it
Step 3: Now compute torch.eq(input1, input 2). It will return a “True” or “False” depending on the comparison performed
Step 4: Now output the results
Example
The following Program compares between two PyTorch tensors
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import torch a = torch.Tensor([2.4,5.4,-3.44,-5.43,43.5]) b = torch.Tensor([2.4,5.5,-3.44,-5.43, 43]) print("Tensor1:", a) print("Tensor2:", b) print(torch.eq(a, b))
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Output:
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Tensor1: tensor([ 2.4000, 5.4000, -3.4400, -5.4300, 43.5000]) Tensor2: tensor([ 2.4000, 5.5000, -3.4400, -5.4300, 43.0000]) tensor([ True, False, True, True, False])
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