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From v0.6.16, the outer_product() operation will automatically truncate the output tensor. See results below,
outer_product()
The result should be [[4., 5.], [8., 10.], [12., 15.]] in this case. I have also tested it on v0.6.17, and the problem still exists.
[[4., 5.], [8., 10.], [12., 15.]]
I am not sure if it is a proper change of the default behavior of outer_product(). Please check it out if it is an unintended bug. Thanks!
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Thanks for your swift response! Seems that is the reason!
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From v0.6.16, the
outer_product()
operation will automatically truncate the output tensor. See results below,The result should be
[[4., 5.], [8., 10.], [12., 15.]]
in this case. I have also tested it on v0.6.17, and the problem still exists.I am not sure if it is a proper change of the default behavior of
outer_product()
. Please check it out if it is an unintended bug. Thanks!The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: