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Numpy has a way to rotate matrices by increments of 90 degrees using their rot90 method that uses transposes and flips.
There is a transpose method for Tensors, but no way of flipping the Tensor that I see.
Is there a way of properly rotating a Tensor/Dense currently, other than through manual iteration over the