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It's mentioned a few times in the documentation that JAX can trace at higher levels of abstraction (using a lattice value called Unshaped).
Is there any documentation on this besides mention in a few parts of the docs?
Motivation: I'm considering ways to encode sum type - like Pytree instances, and I want to fully know the extent of the tracer, and what type values I can work with.
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It's mentioned a few times in the documentation that JAX can trace at higher levels of abstraction (using a lattice value called
Unshaped
).Is there any documentation on this besides mention in a few parts of the docs?
Motivation: I'm considering ways to encode sum type - like
Pytree
instances, and I want to fully know the extent of the tracer, and what type values I can work with.Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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