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My guess is that Swift+Tensorflow on hold. Last I checked, Swift is still years away from 1st class Windows support and adequate tooling. Without those in plac
by zapnuk 7y ago
My guess is that Swift+Tensorflow on hold.
Last I checked, Swift is still years away from 1st class Windows support and adequate tooling. Without those in place, Swift+Tensorflow is still a very niche product for Google and I cannot think of a good enough reason why they should heavily invest into it.
- seanmcdirmid 7y agoWhy would windows matter so much for tensorflow? Isn’t most ML work these days done under Linux?
- pjmlp 7y agoBecause that is what we get on our desks, managed by IT. Python Tensorflow, Julia, ML.NET, Tensorflow for C++, Pytorch, DL4J do all pretty well on Windows.
- jeffshek 7y agoA lot of work from researchers are using *conda on Windows. ML research is happening across all fields, not just computer science.