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Add second order gradient for a list of basic operators #15024
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Can you link to your original PR since it had some comments related to this patch? LGTM to merge in the development branch. A comment in imperative.cc about the inputs that require gradients could help clarify as it's not trivial to understand. |
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Support mul, sin, cos, relu, negative
Merging to this branch for collaboration with other contributors on this feature.
Original PR: #14613