use TF's built-in method to get numpy dtype#1035
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I got a way to get the numpy type from a int. Take an example
```py
>>> tf.dtypes.as_dtype(19).as_numpy_dtype
<class 'numpy.float16'>
```
`PRECISION_MAPPING` is not used any more, as it's actually not a public API.
By the way, it also supports `str`
```py
>>> tf.dtypes.as_dtype("float16")
tf.float16
```
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* use TF's built-in method to get numpy dtype
I got a way to get the numpy type from a int. Take an example
```py
>>> tf.dtypes.as_dtype(19).as_numpy_dtype
<class 'numpy.float16'>
```
`PRECISION_MAPPING` is not used any more, as it's actually not a public API.
By the way, it also supports `str`
```py
>>> tf.dtypes.as_dtype("float16")
tf.float16
```
* sadly only `tf.as_dtype` is supported in TF 1.8
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I got a way to get the numpy type from a int. Take an example
PRECISION_MAPPINGis not used any more as the int itself is not a public API, and can be safely removed.By the way, it also supports
str