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Author of deeplearnjs here. We hear you, and we 100% agree. Stay tuned.
by nsthorat 9y ago
Author of deeplearnjs here. We hear you, and we 100% agree. Stay tuned.
- amelius 9y agoThat's great to hear. By the way, if you'd make your interface more general than deep learning, your library could be the start of an alternative for numpy/scipy on JS, and it would be even faster than the original Python version because it uses the GPU. Just a thought ... (One small downside is that JS doesn't have the nice operator overloading that Python has, afaik)
- nsthorat 9y agoWe call ourselves deeplearn.js, but you can use it for general linear algebra! Our NDArrayMath layer is analogous to NumPy, and we support a large subset of it (we support many of the linear algebra kernels, broadcasting, axis reduction, etc).