tfp.random.split_seed

Splits a seed into n derived seeds.

tfp.random.split_seed(
    seed, n=2, salt=None, name=None
)

Args
`seed`	The seed to split; may be an `int`, an `(int, int) tuple`, or a `Tensor`. `int` seeds are converted to `Tensor` seeds using `tf.random.uniform` stateful sampling. Tuples are converted to `Tensor`.
`n`	The number of splits to return.
`salt`	Optional `str` salt to mix with the seed.
`name`	Optional name to scope related ops.

Returns
`seeds`	If `n` is a Python `int`, a `tuple` of seed values is returned. If `n` is an int `Tensor`, a single `Tensor` of shape `[n, 2]` is returned. A single such seed is suitable to pass as the `seed` argument of the `tf.random.stateless_*` ops.

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Last updated 2020-06-19.

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