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i'm sure it's some theoretical stuff that i still don't get... if i use a jit.rota after a jit.gradient the latter doesn't rotate.. is there a way to make the output of thye jit.gradient like a movie file so i can rotate its image?

Hi there,
i'm sure it's some theoretical stuff that i still don't get... if i use a jit.rota after a jit.gradient the latter doesn't rotate.. is there a way to make the output of thye jit.gradient like a movie file so i can rotate its image?


how-to-tranform-jit-gradient-to-a-movie-type-of-matrix

jit.gradient makes a 1-D matrix. You can "stretch" that into a 2-D matrix with jit.matrix.

ok now it's clear, thanks a lot chrisopher...

ok now it's clear, thanks a lot chrisopher...
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how to tranform jit.gradient to a movie type of matrix?