Tensor.CreateUninitialized Method
Definition
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Overloads
CreateUninitialized<T>(ReadOnlySpan<IntPtr>, ReadOnlySpan<IntPtr>, Boolean) |
Creates a Tensor<T> and does not initialize it. If |
CreateUninitialized<T>(ReadOnlySpan<IntPtr>, Boolean) |
Creates a Tensor<T> and does not initialize it. If |
CreateUninitialized<T>(ReadOnlySpan<IntPtr>, ReadOnlySpan<IntPtr>, Boolean)
- Source:
- Tensor.Factory.cs
Creates a Tensor<T> and does not initialize it. If pinned
is true, the memory will be pinned.
public static System.Numerics.Tensors.Tensor<T> CreateUninitialized<T> (scoped ReadOnlySpan<IntPtr> lengths, scoped ReadOnlySpan<IntPtr> strides, bool pinned = false);
static member CreateUninitialized : ReadOnlySpan<nativeint> * ReadOnlySpan<nativeint> * bool -> System.Numerics.Tensors.Tensor<'T>
Public Function CreateUninitialized(Of T) (lengths As ReadOnlySpan(Of IntPtr), strides As ReadOnlySpan(Of IntPtr), Optional pinned As Boolean = false) As Tensor(Of T)
Type Parameters
- T
Parameters
- lengths
-
ReadOnlySpan<nativeint>
A ReadOnlySpan<T> indicating the lengths of each dimension.
- strides
-
ReadOnlySpan<nativeint>
A ReadOnlySpan<T> indicating the strides of each dimension.
Returns
Applies to
CreateUninitialized<T>(ReadOnlySpan<IntPtr>, Boolean)
- Source:
- Tensor.Factory.cs
Creates a Tensor<T> and does not initialize it. If pinned
is true, the memory will be pinned.
public static System.Numerics.Tensors.Tensor<T> CreateUninitialized<T> (scoped ReadOnlySpan<IntPtr> lengths, bool pinned = false);
static member CreateUninitialized : ReadOnlySpan<nativeint> * bool -> System.Numerics.Tensors.Tensor<'T>
Public Function CreateUninitialized(Of T) (lengths As ReadOnlySpan(Of IntPtr), Optional pinned As Boolean = false) As Tensor(Of T)
Type Parameters
- T
Parameters
- lengths
-
ReadOnlySpan<nativeint>
A ReadOnlySpan<T> indicating the lengths of each dimension.