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Tests for following standard libraries seem to be missing. Although some libraries might be difficult to test (such as random.egi or io.egi), it'd be nice to have some tests that make sure all the functions in these libraries can be (at least) executed without dynamic errors.
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Numpy has a way to rotate matrices by increments of 90 degrees using their rot90 method that uses transposes and flips.
There is a transpose method for Tensors, but no way of flipping the Tensor that I see.
Is there a way of properly rotating a Tensor/Dense currently, other than through manual iteration over the
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As discussed here, calling
kthvalueliketorch.kthvalue(a, k, out=(a, indices))produces a buffer overflow. Natalia suggested disallowing outputs that overlap with the input.cc @VitalyFedyunin