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fntf_ops_range(){// Create a range op that produces [0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5]letmut scope = tensorflow::Scope::new_root_scope();let start = tensorflow::ops::constant(0_i32,&mut scope);let limit = tensorflow::ops::constant(6_i32,&mut scope);let delta = tensorflow::ops::constant(1_i32,&mut scope);let range_op = tensorflow::ops::range(start, limit, delta,&mut scope).unwrap();}// test tf_ops_range#[test]fntest_tf_ops_range(){tf_ops_range();}
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let range_op = tensorflow::ops::range(start, limit, delta,&mut scope).unwrap();
| ---------------------- ^^^^^ the trait `From<Result<Operation,Status>>` is not implemented for `tensorflow::Output`
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| required by a bound introduced by this call
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= help: the trait `From<Operation>` is implemented for `tensorflow::Output`
= note: required for `Result<Operation,Status>` to implement `Into<tensorflow::Output>`
I looked through the relevant documents, including the source code, but unfortunately I didn't see an example of how to use range
Shorthand for Range::new().build(start, limit, delta, scope).
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When I changed to the following code, he output the results as I expected. range -> constant
use tensorflow::{Scopeas scope,Tensor};fntf_ops_range(){letmut scope = scope::new_root_scope();let x = tensorflow::ops::constant(&[0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11][..],&mut scope).unwrap();println!("x type: {:?}", x.get_attr_type("dtype").unwrap());let value:Tensor<i32> = x.get_attr_tensor("value").unwrap();println!("x value: {:?}", value);}// test tf_ops_range#[test]fntest_tf_ops_range(){tf_ops_range();}
I want to create a line vector x. The row vector contains the first 12 integers starting at 0, which are created by default as integers, for python example
this is my code
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I looked through the relevant documents, including the source code, but unfortunately I didn't see an example of how to use
range
Shorthand for
Range::new().build(start, limit, delta, scope)
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: