How to use the sum_axis fuction like mx.sym.sum(temp,axis=1,name='temp1')?
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The issue asks how to use the C++ sum_axis function like mx.sym.sum with axis=1 and does not name a file, test, or entry point. Start by locating the C++ sum_axis API and its existing usage examples, then determine whether the project documents an equivalent call. Done means the usage is clearly documented or the question has a confirmed answer.
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