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- decl_opr(
- 'Alloc',
- inputs=['shape'],
- params='DType',
- canonize_input_vars='canonize_shape_input',
- pyname='_alloc'
- )
-
- decl_raw_opr(
- 'alloc',
- desc='allocate a tensor of given shape and dtype',
- inputs=[
- Doc('shape', 'shape of output value'),
- Doc('dtype', 'data type of output value',
- ':class:`numpy.dtype`-compatible', '"float32"')
- ],
- body=[
- 'output=_alloc(shape, dtype=dtype, '
- 'config=config, comp_graph=comp_graph)'
- ]
- )
-
- decl_opr(
- 'Linspace',
- desc='like :func:`numpy.linspace`, generate a sequence of equally-spaced '
- 'numbers; dtype is always ``float32``.',
- inputs=[
- Doc('start', 'The starting value of the sequence.'),
- Doc('stop', 'The end value of the sequence, unless endpoint is set to '
- '``False``. In that case, the sequence consists of all but the '
- 'last of ``num + 1`` evenly spaced samples, so that stop is '
- 'excluded. Note that the step size changes when endpoint is '
- 'False.'),
- Doc('num', 'Number of samples to generate.'),
- ],
- params='Linspace'
- )
-
- decl_opr(
- 'Eye',
- desc='Generate a matrix with ones on the diagonal and zeros elsewhere',
- inputs=[
- Doc('shape', 'Shape of the generated matrix; it must contain one or '
- 'two elements')
- ],
- params='Eye',
- canonize_input_vars='canonize_shape_input'
- )
-
- # vim: ft=python
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