Fix PyTorch one_hot scalar labels#3643
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Summary
one_hotcompatibility hook that treats scalar integer labels as label values instead of tensor sizes.one_hotsynchronized after package import.Bug fixed
The PyTorch backend converted non-tensor labels with
torch.LongTensor(labels). For scalar integer labels such as1, PyTorch interprets the integer as a tensor length and allocates an uninitialized label tensor, which can raise out-of-range errors or produce nondeterministic results. The new hook uses scalar-index normalization for scalar labels while preserving the existing sequence-label behavior.Testing