NNotepad: Infer argument type for dictionary members #302
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Extend the WebNNUtil.argumentType() helper to handle option dictionary
members, to improve the user experience.
Previously, number and array literals were serialized as JS numbers
and arrays of numbers. This was great for `linear(1, {alpha: 2, beta:
3})` and `transpose(T, {permutation: [0,2,1]})`. But it meant
MLOperand dict members required passing via variables or using
identity(), e.g. `gemm(A, B, {c: identity(123)})`
Now you can just write `gemm(A, B, {c: 123})`, but `linear()` and
`transpose()` still work as before.
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Not urgent - just a minor improvement to the sample. |
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Extend the WebNNUtil.argumentType() helper to handle option dictionary members, to improve the user experience.
Previously, number and array literals were serialized as JS numbers and arrays of numbers. This was great for
linear(1, {alpha: 2, beta: 3})andtranspose(T, {permutation: [0,2,1]}). But it meant MLOperand dict members required passing via variables or using identity(), e.g.gemm(A, B, {c: identity(123)})Now you can just write
gemm(A, B, {c: 123}), butlinear()andtranspose()still work as before.