Closed khatchad closed 4 months ago
Not only does tf.range() "generate" a new tensor, i.e., the result value itself is a tensor, inside that tensor are more, newly generated tensors. Here, we model it as a one element sequence, which should suffice for analysis purposes.
tf.range()
Sorry. Found a problem with this one.
Actually, this one looks good. The problem is when it's combined with Pytest entry points. The problem is with #151.
Not only does
tf.range()
"generate" a new tensor, i.e., the result value itself is a tensor, inside that tensor are more, newly generated tensors. Here, we model it as a one element sequence, which should suffice for analysis purposes.