How to get PI in tensorflow?

python tensorflow pi
Kev1n91 picture Kev1n91 · Sep 1, 2017 · Viewed 13.7k times · Source

I could not find any information about mathemtical constants in the Tensorflow API

neither in Basic Math functions nor in Math Ops.

I was able to get it by

import math as m
pi = tf.constant(m.pi)

However, this would mean to include another library, - so I wonder if there is this functionallity for mathemtical constants like pi, or euler already provided inside tensorflow?

Answer

AKX picture AKX · Sep 1, 2017

math is in the Python standard library, not a third-party module.

I don't see why using it is a problem whatsoever.

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