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NumericOperationIr

Enum NumericOperationIr 

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pub enum NumericOperationIr {
Show 43 variants Add(BinaryOpIr), AddScalar(ScalarOpIr), Sub(BinaryOpIr), SubScalar(ScalarOpIr), Div(BinaryOpIr), DivScalar(ScalarOpIr), Rem(BinaryOpIr), RemScalar(ScalarOpIr), Mul(BinaryOpIr), MulScalar(ScalarOpIr), Abs(UnaryOpIr), Full(FullOpIr), MeanDim(ReduceDimOpIr), Mean(ReduceOpIr), Sum(ReduceOpIr), SumDim(ReduceDimOpIr), Prod(ReduceOpIr), ProdDim(ReduceDimOpIr), Greater(BinaryOpIr), GreaterElem(ScalarOpIr), GreaterEqual(BinaryOpIr), GreaterEqualElem(ScalarOpIr), Lower(BinaryOpIr), LowerElem(ScalarOpIr), LowerEqual(BinaryOpIr), LowerEqualElem(ScalarOpIr), ArgMax(ReduceDimOpIr), ArgMin(ReduceDimOpIr), Max(ReduceOpIr), MaxDimWithIndices(ReduceDimWithIndicesOpIr), MinDimWithIndices(ReduceDimWithIndicesOpIr), Min(ReduceOpIr), MaxDim(ReduceDimOpIr), MinDim(ReduceDimOpIr), MaxAbs(ReduceOpIr), MaxAbsDim(ReduceDimOpIr), Clamp(ClampOpIr), IntRandom(RandomOpIr), Powf(BinaryOpIr), CumSum(DimOpIr), CumProd(DimOpIr), CumMin(DimOpIr), CumMax(DimOpIr),
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Numeric operations on int and float tensors.

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Add(BinaryOpIr)

Operation corresponding to:

Float => add. Int => add.

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AddScalar(ScalarOpIr)

Operation corresponding to:

Float => add scalar. Int => add scalar.

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Sub(BinaryOpIr)

Operation corresponding to:

Float => sub. Int => sub.

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SubScalar(ScalarOpIr)

Operation corresponding to:

Float => sub scalar. Int => sub scalar.

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Div(BinaryOpIr)

Operation corresponding to:

Float => div. Int => div.

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DivScalar(ScalarOpIr)

Operation corresponding to:

Float => div scalar. Int => div scalar.

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Rem(BinaryOpIr)

Operation corresponding to:

Float => rem. Int => rem.

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RemScalar(ScalarOpIr)

Operation corresponding to:

Float => rem scalar. Int => rem scalar.

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Mul(BinaryOpIr)

Operation corresponding to:

Float => mul. Int => mul.

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MulScalar(ScalarOpIr)

Operation corresponding to:

Float => mul scalar. Int => mul scalar.

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Abs(UnaryOpIr)

Operation corresponding to:

Float => abs. Int => abs.

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Full(FullOpIr)

Operation corresponding to:

Float => full. Int => full.

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MeanDim(ReduceDimOpIr)

Operation corresponding to:

Float => mean dim. Int => mean dim.

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Mean(ReduceOpIr)

Operation corresponding to:

Float => mean. Int => mean.

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Sum(ReduceOpIr)

Operation corresponding to:

Float => sum. Int => sum.

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SumDim(ReduceDimOpIr)

Operation corresponding to:

Float => sum dim. Int => sum dim.

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Prod(ReduceOpIr)

Operation corresponding to:

Float => prod. Int => prod.

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ProdDim(ReduceDimOpIr)

Operation corresponding to:

Float => prod dim. Int => prod dim.

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Greater(BinaryOpIr)

Operation corresponding to:

Float => greater. Int => greater.

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GreaterElem(ScalarOpIr)

Operation corresponding to:

Float => greater elem. Int => greater elem.

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GreaterEqual(BinaryOpIr)

Operation corresponding to:

Float => greater equal. Int => greater elem.

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GreaterEqualElem(ScalarOpIr)

Operation corresponding to:

Float => greater equal elem. Int => greater equal elem.

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Lower(BinaryOpIr)

Operation corresponding to:

Float => lower. Int => lower.

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LowerElem(ScalarOpIr)

Operation corresponding to:

Float => lower elem. Int => lower elem.

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LowerEqual(BinaryOpIr)

Operation corresponding to:

Float => lower equal. Int => lower equal.

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LowerEqualElem(ScalarOpIr)

Operation corresponding to:

Float => lower equal elem. Int => lower equal elem.

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ArgMax(ReduceDimOpIr)

Operation corresponding to:

Float => argmax. Int => argmax.

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ArgMin(ReduceDimOpIr)

Operation corresponding to:

Float => argmin. Int => argmin.

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Max(ReduceOpIr)

Operation corresponding to:

Float => max. Int => max.

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MaxDimWithIndices(ReduceDimWithIndicesOpIr)

Operation corresponding to:

Float => max dim with indices. Int => max dim with indices.

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MinDimWithIndices(ReduceDimWithIndicesOpIr)

Operation corresponding to:

Float => min dim with indices. Int => min dim with indices.

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Min(ReduceOpIr)

Operation corresponding to:

Float => min. Int => min.

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MaxDim(ReduceDimOpIr)

Operation corresponding to:

Float => max dim. Int => max dim.

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MinDim(ReduceDimOpIr)

Operation corresponding to:

Float => min dim. Int => min dim.

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MaxAbs(ReduceOpIr)

Operation corresponding to:

Float => max_abs. Int => max_abs.

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MaxAbsDim(ReduceDimOpIr)

Operation corresponding to:

Float => max_abs dim. Int => max_abs dim.

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Clamp(ClampOpIr)

Operation corresponding to:

Float => clamp. Int => clamp.

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IntRandom(RandomOpIr)

Operation corresponding to:

Int => random.

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Powf(BinaryOpIr)

Operation corresponding to:

Float => powf. Int => powf.

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CumSum(DimOpIr)

Operation corresponding to:

Float => cumsum. Int => cumsum.

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CumProd(DimOpIr)

Operation corresponding to:

Float => cumprod. Int => cumprod.

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CumMin(DimOpIr)

Operation corresponding to:

Float => cummin. Int => cummin.

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CumMax(DimOpIr)

Operation corresponding to:

Float => cummax. Int => cummax.

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impl Clone for NumericOperationIr

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fn clone(&self) -> NumericOperationIr

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for NumericOperationIr

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl<'de> Deserialize<'de> for NumericOperationIr

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fn deserialize<__D>(__deserializer: __D) -> Result<Self, __D::Error>
where __D: Deserializer<'de>,

Deserialize this value from the given Serde deserializer. Read more
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impl Hash for NumericOperationIr

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fn hash<__H: Hasher>(&self, state: &mut __H)

Feeds this value into the given Hasher. Read more
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fn hash_slice<H>(data: &[Self], state: &mut H)
where H: Hasher, Self: Sized,

Feeds a slice of this type into the given Hasher. Read more
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impl PartialEq for NumericOperationIr

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fn eq(&self, other: &NumericOperationIr) -> bool

Tests for self and other values to be equal, and is used by ==.
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fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Tests for !=. The default implementation is almost always sufficient, and should not be overridden without very good reason.
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impl Serialize for NumericOperationIr

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fn serialize<__S>(&self, __serializer: __S) -> Result<__S::Ok, __S::Error>
where __S: Serializer,

Serialize this value into the given Serde serializer. Read more
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impl StructuralPartialEq for NumericOperationIr

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