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Add tensor padding modes #514
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Co-Authored-By: Richard Wei <[email protected]>
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| internal extension Tensor where Scalar: TensorFlowFloatingPoint { | ||
| @inlinable | ||
| func _vjpPadded( | ||
| func _vjpPaddedWithMode( |
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The “WithMode” suffix is unnecessary. Swift accepts overloads.
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Makes Tensor.padded() on par with tf.pad(). Added padding modes (reflect, symmetric) can be used to make "resize-convolution" layers like in tensorflow/swift-models#191.
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Makes Tensor.padded() on par with tf.pad().
Added padding modes (reflect, symmetric) can be used to make "resize-convolution" layers like in tensorflow/swift-models#191.