Gets a reference to a set of elements. More...
Gets a reference to a set of elements.
array A = array(seq(1, 9), 3, 3);
float b_host[] = {0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9};
array b(10, 1, b_host);
This operator returns a reference of the original array at a given coordinate. You can pass af::seq, af::array, or an int as it's parameters. These references can be used for assignment or returning references to af::array objects.
◆ operator()() [1/4]This operator returns a reference of the original array at a given coordinate.
You can pass af::seq, af::array, or an int as its parameters. These references can be used for assignment or returning references to af::array objects.
If the af::array is a multi-dimensional array then this coordinate will treated as the data as a linear array.
This operator returns a reference of the original array at a given coordinate.
You can pass af::seq, af::array, or an int as its parameters. These references can be used for assignment or returning references to af::array objects.
If the af::array is a multi-dimensional array then this coordinate will treated as the data as a linear array.
This operator returns a reference of the original array at a given coordinate.
You can pass af::seq, af::array, or an int as it's parameters. These references can be used for assignment or returning references to af::array objects.
This operator returns a reference of the original array at a given coordinate.
You can pass af::seq, af::array, or an int as it's parameters. These references can be used for assignment or returning references to af::array objects.
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