Safe Haskell | None |
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Language | Haskell2010 |
- newtype ControlNode = ControlNode {}
- newtype Device = Device {
- deviceName :: Text
- newtype NodeName = NodeName {
- unNodeName :: Text
- data OpDef = OpDef {}
- opName :: Lens' OpDef PendingNodeName
- opType :: Lens' OpDef OpType
- opAttr :: Attribute a => Text -> Lens' OpDef a
- opInputs :: Lens' OpDef [Output]
- opControlInputs :: Lens' OpDef [NodeName]
- newtype OpType = OpType {
- unOpType :: Text
- newtype OutputIx = OutputIx {
- unOutputIx :: Int
- data Output = Output {}
- output :: OutputIx -> NodeName -> Output
- data PendingNodeName
- = ExplicitName !Text
- | ImplicitName
Documentation
newtype ControlNode Source #
A type of graph node which has no outputs. These nodes are valuable for causing side effects when they are run.
Nodes ControlNode Source # | |
BuildResult ControlNode Source # | |
(~) * a () => Fetchable ControlNode a Source # | |
A device that a node can be assigned to. There's a naming convention where the device names are constructed from job and replica names.
Device | |
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Ops
The name of a node in the graph. This corresponds to the proto field NodeDef.name. Includes the scope prefix (if any) and a unique identifier (if the node was implicitly named).
NodeName | |
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Op definition. This corresponds somewhat to the NodeDef
proto.
opName :: Lens' OpDef PendingNodeName Source #
opControlInputs :: Lens' OpDef [NodeName] Source #
The type of op of a node in the graph. This corresponds to the proto field NodeDef.op.
An output of a TensorFlow node.
Output | |
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data PendingNodeName Source #
The name specified for an unrendered Op. If an Op has an ImplicitName, it will be assigned based on the opType plus a unique identifier. Does not contain the "scope" prefix.
ExplicitName !Text | |
ImplicitName |