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This is in Tensorflow. Would rather see a numpy version or something along those lines so that students can better understand what each step looks like in code.
by axpy906 3y ago
This is in Tensorflow.
Would rather see a numpy version or something along those lines so that students can better understand what each step looks like in code.
I concur on the comments noting lack of explanation for the notation/lemmas/proof.
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- godelski 3y agoI second this. Numpy would be the way to go, so students can switch to JAX or PyTorch trivially. Or they could use a mix, starting with numpy, build the layer from scratch, then hand over the abstraction. Pyro would be really good for this too
- _giorgio_ 3y agoTensorflow? LOL what is this, the year 2010?
- CamperBob2 3y agoMost of the examples I saw used Pytorch. (Which is still a step or two removed from the actual machinery, of course.)