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ArrayFire: allTrue
Check if all values along a given dimension are true. More...
Check if all values along a given dimension are true.
Return type is b8 for all input types.
This function runs across all batches in the input simultaneously.
◆ af_all_true()
C Interface to check if all values along a given dimension are true.
NaN values are ignored.
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Parameters
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[out] out array containing 1's if all true; 0's otherwise [in] in input array [in] dim dimention along which the check occurs
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Returns
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AF_SUCCESS, if function returns successfully, else an af_err code is given
◆ af_all_true_all()
C Interface to check if all values over all dimensions are true.
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Parameters
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[out] real 1 if all true; 0 otherwise [out] imag 0 [in] in input array
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Returns
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AF_SUCCESS, if function returns successfully, else an af_err code is given
◆ af_all_true_all_array()
C Interface to check if all values over all dimensions are true.
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Parameters
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[out] out 1 if all true; 0 otherwise [in] in input array
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Returns
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AF_SUCCESS, if function returns successfully, else an af_err code is given
◆ allTrue() [1/2] T allTrue ( const array & in )
C++ Interface to check if all values along the first non-singleton dimension are true.
NaN values are ignored.
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Parameters
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Returns
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array containing 1's if all true; 0's otherwise
◆ alltrue() [1/2] T alltrue ( const array & in )
C++ Interface to check if all values along the first non-singleton dimension are true.
NaN values are ignored.
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Parameters
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Returns
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array containing 1's if all true; 0's otherwise
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Deprecated:
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Use af::allTrue(const array&) instead
◆ allTrue() [2/2]
C++ Interface to check if all values along a given dimension are true.
NaN values are ignored.
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Parameters
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[in] in input array [in] dim dimension along which the check occurs, -1 denotes the first non-singleton dimension
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Returns
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array containing 1's if all true; 0's otherwise
◆ alltrue() [2/2]
C++ Interface to check if all values along a given dimension are true.
NaN values are ignored.
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Parameters
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[in] in input array [in] dim dimension along which the check occurs, -1 denotes the first non-singleton dimension
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Returns
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array containing 1's if all true; 0's otherwise
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Deprecated:
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Use af::allTrue instead
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