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Can you give a sketch of how you would like these examples to look? Any language is fine; you can pretend that libraries for GPGPU, backprop, and gradient-based
by walrus 9y ago
Can you give a sketch of how you would like these examples to look? Any language is fine; you can pretend that libraries for GPGPU, backprop, and gradient-based optimization already exist.
I tried to do so myself and couldn't come up with anything significantly better, but I've been writing Python for a long time and might just be stuck in a local minimum :)
- Gtifn 9y agohttps://fluxml.github.io/ https://fluxml.github.io/ In julia
- KirinDave 9y agoSure. Another comment has already pointed out that Julia framework. I'll relink it for completeness: https://fluxml.github.io https://fluxml.github.io You can also look at Haskell's Grenade examples: https://github.com/HuwCampbell/grenade https://github.com/HuwCampbell/grenade Fundamentally different because the notion of what the compiler should be doing is fundamentally different, and the notion of how data should be input is somewhat different.