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Why is `sorted` attribute of Unique an int instead of bool

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The operator Unique has an attribute axis of type int, which has only two legal values, 0 or 1. Why wasn’t type bool chosen for this attribute? Is there a notion that more values might be allowed in the future, or is it just for compatibility with another framework?

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Created 2 years ago
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gramalingamcommented, Jan 20, 2022

The attribute-type system and tensor-element type-system are different in ONNX, and the attribute-type-system is simpler … only one type of integer, one type for floating point in attribute-type-system.

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ArchRobisoncommented, Jan 21, 2022

Thanks for the explanation.

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