std/var: Deprecate default correction value and unbiased argument
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…d` argument" The default correction value of 1 is incompatible with the array api which defaults to 0 correction. So, we should deprecate the existing default as the first step in changing the default without introducing a silent BC-break. This also deprecates the unbiased overloads entirely, since it for better consistency with the array API. [ghstack-poisoned]
…tion` value and `unbiased` argument" The default correction value of 1 is incompatible with the array api which defaults to 0 correction. So, we should deprecate the existing default as the first step in changing the default without introducing a silent BC-break. This also deprecates the unbiased overloads entirely, since it for better consistency with the array API. [ghstack-poisoned]
…tion` value and `unbiased` argument" The default correction value of 1 is incompatible with the array api which defaults to 0 correction. So, we should deprecate the existing default as the first step in changing the default without introducing a silent BC-break. This also deprecates the unbiased overloads entirely, since it for better consistency with the array API. [ghstack-poisoned]
…d` argument" The default correction value of 1 is incompatible with the array api which defaults to 0 correction. So, we should deprecate the existing default as the first step in changing the default without introducing a silent BC-break. This also deprecates the unbiased overloads entirely, since it for better consistency with the array API. [ghstack-poisoned]
…d` argument" The default correction value of 1 is incompatible with the array api which defaults to 0 correction. So, we should deprecate the existing default as the first step in changing the default without introducing a silent BC-break. This also deprecates the unbiased overloads entirely, since it for better consistency with the array API. [ghstack-poisoned]
…d` argument" The default correction value of 1 is incompatible with the array api which defaults to 0 correction. So, we should deprecate the existing default as the first step in changing the default without introducing a silent BC-break. This also deprecates the unbiased overloads entirely, since it for better consistency with the array API. [ghstack-poisoned]
…d` argument" The default correction value of 1 is incompatible with the array api which defaults to 0 correction. So, we should deprecate the existing default as the first step in changing the default without introducing a silent BC-break. This also deprecates the unbiased overloads entirely, since it for better consistency with the array API. [ghstack-poisoned]
…d` argument" The default correction value of 1 is incompatible with the array api which defaults to 0 correction. So, we should deprecate the existing default as the first step in changing the default without introducing a silent BC-break. This also deprecates the unbiased overloads entirely, since it for better consistency with the array API. [ghstack-poisoned]
…d` argument" The default correction value of 1 is incompatible with the array api which defaults to 0 correction. So, we should deprecate the existing default as the first step in changing the default without introducing a silent BC-break. This also deprecates the unbiased overloads entirely, since it for better consistency with the array API. [ghstack-poisoned]
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The default correction value of 1 is incompatible with the array api which defaults to 0 correction. So, we should deprecate the existing default as the first step in changing the default without introducing a silent BC-break. This also deprecates the unbiased overloads entirely, since it for better consistency with the array API. ghstack-source-id: 955bfe6 Pull Request resolved: pytorch#55679
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The default correction value of 1 is incompatible with the array api which defaults to 0 correction. So, we should deprecate the existing default as the first step in changing the default without introducing a silent BC-break. This also deprecates the unbiased overloads entirely, since it for better consistency with the array API. ghstack-source-id: 955bfe6 Pull Request resolved: pytorch#55679
…d` argument" The default correction value of 1 is incompatible with the array api which defaults to 0 correction. So, we should deprecate the existing default as the first step in changing the default without introducing a silent BC-break. This also deprecates the unbiased overloads entirely, since it for better consistency with the array API. [ghstack-poisoned]
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Looks like this PR hasn't been updated in a while so we're going to go ahead and mark this as |
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No one has reviewed this, and the original author has removed stale and added no-stale, even though there has been no activity in more than a year. |
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Closing as the deprecation isn't going ahead, see #50010 (comment) |
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correctionvalue andunbiasedargument #55679The default correction value of 1 is incompatible with the array api
which defaults to 0 correction. So, we should deprecate the existing
default as the first step in changing the default without introducing
a silent BC-break.
This also deprecates the unbiased overloads entirely,
for better consistency with the array API.