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> unless you implement your own Tensorflow OP in C++/Cuda I don't know exactly what 'OP' means, but there are other ways to do ML in for example C++. I have so
by mbeex 7y ago
> unless you implement your own Tensorflow OP in C++/Cuda
I don't know exactly what 'OP' means, but there are other ways to do ML in for example C++. I have some good experience with dlib, PyTorch's libtorch is on my todo list.
- logicchains 7y ago>I don't know exactly what 'OP' means, but there are other ways to do ML in for example C++. I think Flux really excels when you're trying to do ML as "differentiable programming" (e.g. model-based reinforcement learning), because it can differentiate so much control flow via Zygote, which hooks into the compiler and differentiates the AST: https://github.com/FluxML/Zygote.jl https://github.com/FluxML/Zygote.jl
- dunefox 7y agoAs an aside, what's the status of Flux and Zygote? Last time I looked they were integrating them and I got some errors.
- logicchains 7y agoIt's been almost ready for a year now.