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    • Low-Level CUDA Support
    • Kernel binary memoization
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    • Difference between CuPy and NumPy
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CuPy Reference ManualΒΆ

This is the official documentation of CuPy, a multi-dimensional array on CUDA with a subset of NumPy interface.

  • CuPy Overview
    • A list of supported attributes, properties, and methods of ndarray
    • A list of supported routines of cupy module
  • Multi-Dimensional Array (ndarray)
  • Universal Functions (ufunc)
    • Ufunc class
    • Available ufuncs
    • ufunc.at
  • Routines
    • Array Creation Routines
    • Array Manipulation Routines
    • Repeating part of arrays along axis
    • Rearranging elements
    • Binary Operations
    • Indexing Routines
    • Input and Output
    • Linear Algebra
    • Logic Functions
    • Mathematical Functions
    • Random Sampling (cupy.random)
    • Sorting, Searching, and Counting
    • Statistics
    • External Functions
  • NumPy-CuPy Generic Code Support
  • Low-Level CUDA Support
    • Device management
    • Memory management
    • Streams and events
    • Profiler
  • Kernel binary memoization
  • User-Defined Kernels
    • Basics of elementwise kernels
    • Type-generic kernels
    • Raw argument specifiers
    • Reduction kernels
    • Reference
  • Testing Modules
    • Standard Assertions
    • NumPy-CuPy Consistency Check
    • Parameterized dtype Test
    • Parameterized order Test
  • Environment variables
    • For install
  • Difference between CuPy and NumPy
    • Cast behavior from float to integer
    • Boolean values squared
    • Random methods support dtype argument
    • Out-of-bounds indices
    • Duplicate values in indices
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