Demonstrating the method .htmlPrint using deeplearnjs

Using the code

    const myWeights  = new myTensor([2,2],'float32',[1,2,3,4]);
    myWeights.htmlPrint('myDiv01',  'Weights [2,2]', true, 3, false)

Passing the variables: TheDiv, TheTitle, Table or Flattened, Fixed Decimals, Print html to console

const myWeights = new myTensor([], , [])

Then HTML Print Tensor
myWeights.htmlPrint('myDiv02', , , )