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I guess the point here is that in this article we implement some of the magic that the higher level frameworks use, which I think will be useful later when writ
by sgillen 8y ago
I guess the point here is that in this article we implement some of the magic that the higher level frameworks use, which I think will be useful later when writing and debugging our high level code.
But I see your point which is that it would be nice if the article was telling us which part of the high level library we're implementing and what that would look like.
I'm still happy with the article though and would not call it almost useless. But hey if you'd rather jump right into a tensorkerastorch tutorial that's an option too!
- avmich 8y ago> I'm still happy with the article though and would not call it almost useless. I really like the article. My problem is the next step, which I look for, rather unsuccessfully. > But hey if you'd rather jump right into a tensorkerastorch tutorial that's an option too! Do you know good tutorials for that? Preferably on the level of this article, only regarding those libraries?
- sgillen 8y agoPytorch's official one is very good: https://pytorch.org/tutorials/beginner/pytorch_with_examples.html https://pytorch.org/tutorials/beginner/pytorch_with_examples... They even start with NumPy, as the article does.