Mojo function
reduce
reduce[reduce_fn: fn[DType, DType, Int](SIMD[$0, $2], SIMD[$1, $2]) capturing -> SIMD[$0, $2]](src: Buffer[type, size, address_space], init: SIMD[type, 1]) -> SIMD[$4, 1]
Computes a custom reduction of buffer elements.
Parameters:
- reduce_fn (
fn[DType, DType, Int](SIMD[$0, $2], SIMD[$1, $2]) capturing -> SIMD[$0, $2]
): The lambda implementing the reduction.
Args:
- src (
Buffer[type, size, address_space]
): The input buffer. - init (
SIMD[type, 1]
): The initial value to use in accumulator.
Returns:
The computed reduction value.
reduce[map_fn: fn[DType, DType, Int](SIMD[$0, $2], SIMD[$1, $2]) capturing -> SIMD[$0, $2], reduce_fn: fn[DType, Int](SIMD[$0, $1]) -> SIMD[$0, 1], reduce_axis: Int](src: NDBuffer[type, rank, shape, strides, address_space], dst: NDBuffer[type, rank, shape, strides, address_space], init: SIMD[type, 1])
Performs a reduction across reduce_axis of an NDBuffer (src) and stores the result in an NDBuffer (dst).
First src is reshaped into a 3D tensor. Without loss of generality, the three axes will be referred to as [H,W,C], where the axis to reduce across is W, the axes before the reduce axis are packed into H, and the axes after the reduce axis are packed into C. i.e. a tensor with dims [D1, D2, ..., Di, ..., Dn] reducing across axis i gets packed into a 3D tensor with dims [H, W, C], where H=prod(D1,...,Di-1), W = Di, and C = prod(Di+1,...,Dn).
Parameters:
- map_fn (
fn[DType, DType, Int](SIMD[$0, $2], SIMD[$1, $2]) capturing -> SIMD[$0, $2]
): A mapping function. This function is used when to combine (accumulate) two chunks of input data: e.g. we load two 8xfloat32 vectors of elements and need to reduce them to a single 8xfloat32 vector. - reduce_fn (
fn[DType, Int](SIMD[$0, $1]) -> SIMD[$0, 1]
): A reduction function. This function is used to reduce a vector to a scalar. E.g. when we got 8xfloat32 vector and want to reduce it to 1xfloat32. - reduce_axis (
Int
): The axis to reduce across.
Args:
- src (
NDBuffer[type, rank, shape, strides, address_space]
): The input buffer. - dst (
NDBuffer[type, rank, shape, strides, address_space]
): The output buffer. - init (
SIMD[type, 1]
): The initial value to use in accumulator.
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