RuRo commented on issue #11434: add ignore_reinit to initialize to skip warnings URL: https://github.com/apache/incubator-mxnet/pull/11434#issuecomment-582090713 To be honest, I don't quite understand your concern. It would be totally understandable, if this warning was signaling about something serious or if I was proposing to make it silent *by default*. As I see it, a warning means that there is something in my code, that requires my attention. Either something is wrong in my code, or this warning was a false positive and my code does exactly what I want it to do. As soon, as I see this warning, I should go and either fix my code or explicitly specify, that I know, what I am doing. Currently, there is no (elegant) way to silence the warning. So what is the "intended" way to fix this warning? If somebody calls `model.initialize()` on a partially initialized/loaded model, what is the potential unexpected behaviour, that is being reported by the warnings? How should they change their code, so that the warning goes away?
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