Operand

Operando de interfaz pública
Subclases indirectas conocidas

Interface implemented by operands of a TensorFlow operation.

Example usage:

// The "decodeJpeg" operation can be used as an operand to the "cast" operation
 Operand<UInt8> decodeJpeg = ops.image().decodeJpeg(...);
 ops.math().cast(decodeJpeg, DataType.FLOAT);

 // The output "y" of the "unique" operation can be used as an operand to the "cast" operation
 Output<Integer> y = ops.array().unique(...).y();
 ops.math().cast(y, Float.class);

 // The "split" operation can be used as operand list to the "concat" operation
 Iterable<? extends Operand<Float>> split = ops.array().split(...);
 ops.array().concat(0, split);
 

Public Methods

abstract Output <T>
asOutput ()
Returns the symbolic handle of a tensor.

Public Methods

public abstract Output <T> asOutput ()

Returns the symbolic handle of a tensor.

Inputs to TensorFlow operations are outputs of another TensorFlow operation. This method is used to obtain a symbolic handle that represents the computation of the input.

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public interface Operand
Known Indirect Subclasses

Interface implemented by operands of a TensorFlow operation.

Example usage:

// The "decodeJpeg" operation can be used as an operand to the "cast" operation
 Operand&lt;UInt8&gt; decodeJpeg = ops.image().decodeJpeg(...);
 ops.math().cast(decodeJpeg, DataType.FLOAT);

 // The output "y" of the "unique" operation can be used as an operand to the "cast" operation
 Output&lt;Integer&gt; y = ops.array().unique(...).y();
 ops.math().cast(y, Float.class);

 // The "split" operation can be used as operand list to the "concat" operation
 Iterable&lt;? extends Operand&lt;Float&gt;&gt; split = ops.array().split(...);
 ops.array().concat(0, split);
 

Public Methods

abstract Output <T>
asOutput ()
Returns the symbolic handle of a tensor.

Public Methods

public abstract Output <T> asOutput ()

Returns the symbolic handle of a tensor.

Inputs to TensorFlow operations are outputs of another TensorFlow operation. This method is used to obtain a symbolic handle that represents the computation of the input.