Does Tensorflow optimize redundancy?

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Example: A TF graph splits into different branches leading to different output layers. After the split different operations are done and then similar ones.



Is it beneficial to concatenate the different branches after the different operations and to continue with a single operation, or can I treat the branches separately for the sake of simplicity without losing performance?






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