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Add `clip`
See original GitHub issueThe clip function is quite handy for constraining data to a certain range. Would be nice to include this in the spec
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gh-187 says
clipis universally implemented by libraries. This looks to me like a useful function to add. IIRC we had some issues withclipbehavior innumpy, we should dig those up to check for possible semantics issues.Questions that were brought up yesterday:
minandmaxinputs participate in determining the output dtype, or should the output dtype equal the input dtype?== input_dtypeminandmaxallowed to be arrays, or only scalars?