Hi,
I think that if you write a simple function like
import torch
def sqrt_act_fun(x):
num = x
den = torch.sqrt(1.0 + torch.mul(x,x))
return torch.div(num, dev)
Provided that “x” is a torch tensor and that you use the output to compute (directly or indirectly) the loss value L, then the gradients will be automatically handled by the autograd package when you call L.backward().
Alternatively you can define a custom nn.Module, overriding its forward() method with the same code as in the function above, and then use it as a new layer in a DNN (for example).
Hope this helps