Some TF stdlib fixes #22112
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@swift-ci please test tensorflow |
The VJP registered for the squeezingAxes variant of each of those methods is in fact the correct VJP for the alongAxes variant; the VJP for the squeezingAxes variant requires inserting an additional dimension, which is left for future implementation.
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…n't leak owned values.
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Locally tested. Merging to unblock deadline. |
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Fix VJPs for sum and mean, and add Tensor.variance.
The VJP registered for the squeezingAxes variant of sum and mean
methods is in fact the correct VJP for the alongAxes variant; the VJP
for the squeezingAxes variant requires inserting an additional
dimension, which is left for future implementation.