Set global device back to cpu at the end of tutorial #2411
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We are using sphinx to render those tutorials, which does not start a new process to render, so one needs to restore global state to default value, by calling `torch.set_default_device('cpu')`
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We are using sphinx to render those tutorials, which does not start a new process to render, so one needs to restore global state to default value, by calling
torch.set_default_device('cpu')