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Thanks! Upcoming will be samediff which will allow a pytorch like api on the JVM as well as our python interface jumpy: https://github.com/deeplearning4j/jumpy

Thanks! Upcoming will be samediff which will allow a pytorch like api on the JVM as well as our python interface jumpy: https://github.com/deeplearning4j/jumpy https://github.com/deeplearning4j/jumpy The hope here is to be able to "meet" the python frameworks here and run side by side benchmarks that anyone who only knows TF could do. For those that don't know: DL4j is somewhere in between keras and TF flexibility wise. Samediff will be a bit "closer" to what people in python see/understand. The goal there is to import models from different frameworks and run them in production.

sandGorgon 9y ago
I would like to chime in favor of python. The ecosystem is just too biased towards python to try and jump in anything else. Also looking at https://deeplearning4j.org/keras https://deeplearning4j.org/keras Could you have documentation which is helpful for the rest of us that use Linux ? Your choice of using docker is brilliant and hope that you make it significantly commandline driven and especially for GPU (nvidia-docker or something). Currently your documentation is extremly dependent on Kitematic and such.
- agibsonccc 9y ago
  I actually don't think you are my target audience. We aren't targeting end python users. You have to remember: there are 2 ecosystems. Production at big companies and data scientists here. I am not target data scientists. Granted, we will have python bindings later, but there's a huge amount of data engineers that know java just fine and need it for production. That's who I'm going after here. You could try again when we have our python bindings out there..for now just wait I guess?