Function: set_tensor_shape_range
Applicability
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Function Usage
Sets the shape range of each dimension of a tensor after a tensor description is created by the acl.create_tensor_desc call.
Use case: For a dynamic-shape operator, a dynamic dimension is represented by -1. However, the value range of each dynamic dimension is different and needs to be set explicitly.
For example, if the tensor shape is [16, -1, 20, -1], the corresponding shape range can be [[16, 16], [1, 128], [20, 20], [1, 10]]. This indicates that the first dimension's shape size is fixed at 16, the second dimension's shape size ranges from 1 to 128, the third dimension's shape size is fixed at 20, and the fourth dimension's shape size ranges from 1 to 10.
Prototype
- C Prototype
1aclError aclSetTensorShapeRange(aclTensorDesc* desc, size_t dimsCount, int64_t dimsRange[][ACL_TENSOR_SHAPE_RANGE_NUM])
- Python Function
1ret = acl.set_tensor_shape_range(desc, dims_range)
Parameter Description
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desc |
Int, pointer address of the tensor description data. Call acl.create_tensor_desc to create data of the aclTensorDesc type in advance. |
dims_range |
List. A two-dimensional list is used to indicate the value range of each dimension. |
Return Value Description
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ret |
Int, error code.
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