What is the difference between statefulIf and StatelessIf and when is a ConcreteFunction stateful?

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Documentation
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Needs clarification
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java
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machine-learning

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No file, test, or entry point is named; begin by locating the Java bindings and documentation for tf.statefulIf, tf.statelessIf, and ConcreteFunction. Done means providing a clear explanation of their differences and the conditions that make a ConcreteFunction stateful, with supporting references in the project documentation.

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@rnett Could you please explain tf.statefulIf vs tf.statelessIf and when a ConcreteFunction is stateful vs stateless?

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