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Logical XOR in PyTorch

torch.logical_xor() in PyTorch is performed on two tensor objects. It performs an element-wise comparison and returns True if both the elements are different.

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Logical OR in PyTorch

The torch.logical_or() in PyTorch has performed an element-wise comparison and returned True; either of the elements is True or greater than 0.

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Logical AND in PyTorch

torch.logical_and() in PyTorch is performed on two tensor objects. It will perform an element-wise comparison and return True if both the elements are True.

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Python Datetime.Timedelta

The “datetime.timedelta()” function of the “datetime” module is utilized to create a “timedelta” object representing a period of time.

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Top 7 Best Python IDEs Available for Ubuntu 20.04 (Free)

IDEs are where software and new programs are born. Learn about the best Python IDES available for Ubuntu 20.04 in this article.
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PyTorch – count_nonzero()

In this PyTorch lesson, we discussed the count_nonzero() function. It returns the total number of non-zero elements present in the tensor.

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PyTorch – column_stack()

In this PyTorch article, we discussed how to concatenate two or more tensors horizontally & vertically using the cat() function.

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PyTorch – cat()

In this PyTorch article, we discussed how to concatenate two or more tensors horizontally & vertically using the cat() function.

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PyTorch – argmin()

In this PyTorch lesson, we saw what argmin() is and how to apply argmin() to a tensor to return indices of minimum values across columns and rows.

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Perform Inverse Trigonometric Functions in PyTorch

This is on how to perform Inverse Trigonometric functions in PyTorch. We discussed three types of inverse trigonometric functions – asin(),acos() and atan().

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Dictionary Comprehension Python

“Dictionary Comprehension” in Python is a compact and elegant way to create dictionaries based on an existing iterable object or other dictionaries.

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PyTorch – deg2rad()

In this lesson, we discussed deg2rad(). It converts the given degrees of tensor to radians. We also ran the tensor on the CPU by considering two examples.

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PyTorch – cumsum()

In this tutorial, we will discuss cumsum(). torch.cumsum() returns the cumulative sum of elements in a two-dimensional tensor across rows or across columns.

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Elif Python

This is on the ‘elif’ python. The ‘elif’ expression helps verify several statements for TRUE and run a set of instructions immediately while one of them does.

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How to Copy a File in Python

To copy a file various methods are used in Python such as “shutil.copyfile”, “shutil.copy()”, “read()” with “write()” and “shutil.copyfileobj()”.

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Top Programming Languages for 2022: Learn Python and More with These Training Bundles

Learn Python, Java, Web3, web automation, and Linux administration with these top programming training bundles.
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Seaborn Pairplot

The “seaborn.pairplot()” method of the “seaborn” library is used for visualizing relationships between multiple variables in a dataset.

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Seaborn Swarmplot

In Python, the Seaborn “swarmplot()” method is used to draw a non-overlapping scatter graph that includes one of the variables as a categorical variable.

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Seaborn Time Series Plot

A guide on generating a time series plot for input related to time, using data points in a specified time span; since it is a good approach to represent data.

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Seaborn Save Plot

The matplotlib “plt.savefig()” function can be applied to save seaborn plots in various formats, including “png”, “jpg”, or “pdf”.

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