Enum TensorData

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pub enum TensorData<'t, T, D>
where D: Dimension,
{ TensorPtr { ptr: *mut OrtValue, array_view: ArrayView<'t, T, D>, }, Strings { strings: Array<T, D>, }, }
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Represents the possible ways tensor data can be accessed.

This should only be used internally.

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TensorPtr

Data residing in ONNX Runtime’s tensor, in which case the 't lifetime is what makes this valid. This is used for data types whose in-memory form from ONNX Runtime is compatible with Rust’s, like primitive numeric types.

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§ptr: *mut OrtValue

The pointer ONNX Runtime produced. Kept alive so that array_view is valid.

§array_view: ArrayView<'t, T, D>

A view into ptr.

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Strings

String data is output differently by ONNX, and is of course also variable size, so it cannot use the same simple pointer representation.

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§strings: Array<T, D>

Owned Strings copied out of ONNX Runtime’s output.

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impl<'t, T: Debug, D> Debug for TensorData<'t, T, D>
where D: Dimension + Debug,

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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<'t, T, D> Freeze for TensorData<'t, T, D>
where D: Freeze,

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impl<'t, T, D> RefUnwindSafe for TensorData<'t, T, D>

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impl<'t, T, D> !Send for TensorData<'t, T, D>

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impl<'t, T, D> !Sync for TensorData<'t, T, D>

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impl<'t, T, D> Unpin for TensorData<'t, T, D>
where D: Unpin,

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impl<'t, T, D> UnwindSafe for TensorData<'t, T, D>

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