Say this one:
at::Tensor scores = torch::randn({34}, torch::kCUDA);
I want score actually between 0-1. how to specific this?
it generates -1-1 now.
Say this one:
at::Tensor scores = torch::randn({34}, torch::kCUDA);
I want score actually between 0-1. how to specific this?
it generates -1-1 now.
Try this.
Not recommended…
at::Tensor scores = torch::randn({ 34 }).clamp_max_(1).clamp_min_(0);
Note that randn draws from a unit normal (Gaussian) distribution! It will also not be between -1,1 but just be in ~70% of all cases in this range.
torch::rand or torch.rand (without the trailing n) is for uniform distributed random numbers between 0…1
This generates i.i.d. uniform random numbers between 0 and 1.
#include <torch/torch.h>
#include <iostream>
int main(){
torch::Tensor tensor = torch::rand({10});
std::cout<< "Tensor " << tensor << std::endl;
return 0;
}