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ONNX|dense tensors|Tensors are a generalization of vectors and matrices; whereas vectors have one dimension, and matrices two, tensors can have any number of dimensions, including zero. A zero-dimensional tensor is logically equivalent to a scalar value.
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ONNX-ML|sequence|Sequences represent dense, ordered, collections of elements that are of homogeneous types.
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ONNX-ML|map|Maps represent associative tables, defined by a key type and a value type.
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ONNX|sequence|Sequences represent dense, ordered, collections of elements that are of homogeneous types.
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ONNX|map|Maps represent associative tables, defined by a key type and a value type.
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ONNX currently does not define a sparse tensor type.
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