rajatmonga

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by rajatmonga 9y ago
Agree, that is a big problem that we are working hard to solve. It isn't solved in this release, but it is high up on our task list.
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by rajatmonga 9y ago
Yes, it does have auto differentiation from day one. There's also a new autograd like functional API as part of eager. See https://research.googleblog.com/2017/10/eager-execution-impe...
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by rajatmonga 9y ago
1. The code is standard C/C++ with minimal dependencies so it should be buildable on even non-standard platforms. Linux is easy. 2. The interpreter is more optimized for being low overhead and the kernels are better optimized especiall
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by rajatmonga 9y ago
The current examples talk about Android/iPhone, however the core runtime is pretty lightweight with the goal of supporting all kinds of embedded products. Do let us know if you build/run on other platforms.
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by rajatmonga 9y ago
With TensorFlow and TF Lite we are looking to provide a great experience across all platforms, and are exploring ways to provide a simpler experience with good acceleration on iOS as well.
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by rajatmonga 9y ago
XLA for AOT is useful for cases when you know exactly what architecture you are shipping to, and are ok updating the code whenever the model changes. TF Lite addresses the segment where you need more flexibility - you ship single app to man
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by rajatmonga 9y ago
TF Lite supports Android NN API that allows each phone to accelerate these models leveraging the custom accelerator on the phone.
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by rajatmonga 9y ago
A few tradeoffs we had to make: - As mentioned below - flatbuffers makes the startup time faster while trading off some flexibility - Smaller code size means trading off dependency on some libraries and broader support vs writing more thing
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by rajatmonga 9y ago
TensorFlow Lite is TensorFlow’s lightweight solution for mobile and embedded devices! TensorFlow has always run on many platforms, from racks of servers to tiny devices, but as the adoption of machine learning models has grown over the