Calculate the matrix multiplication between np.ndarrays, Tensors,
Pwcs, or Stfs. You can also use the arithmetic operator @
to calculate their matrix multiplication.
If any of the inputs is a Pwc or Stf, the output is also a
Pwc or Stf (mixing Pwcs and Stfs is not supported).
Otherwise, the output is a Tensor.
This operation supports broadcasting between the batch dimensions of
the two input objects. All the dimensions with the exception of the two
innermost ones (where the matrix multiplication is performed) are
considered batch dimensions.
When operating a tensor-like object with an Stf or a Pwc, the time
dimension of the latter is ignored.
- Parameters
x (np.ndarray or Tensor or Pwc or Stf) – The left multiplicand. It must be a matrix (or batch of matrices)
and its last dimension must be the same as the second-to-last
dimension of y.
y (np.ndarray or Tensor or Pwc or Stf) – The right multiplicand. It must be a matrix (or batch of matrices)
and its second-to-last dimension must be the same as the last
dimension of x.
name (str, optional) – The name of the node. You can only provide a name if neither x
nor y are Stfs.
- Returns
The matrix product of the input objects. If any of the input
objects is a Pwc or Stf, the returned objects has the same
type. Otherwise, it is a Tensor.
- Return type
Tensor or Pwc or Stf
See also
einsum()Tensor contraction via Einstein summation convention.