rax

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   Training quantum neural networks with pytorch and tensorflow(medium.com)

   5 points by rax 8y ago|0 comments
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   Hybrid Classical-Quantum Machine Learning on a Quantum Computer(twitter.com)

   1 points by rax 8y ago|0 comments
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   by rax 8y ago

   I agree about the value of the article. I guess I got tilted as I was hoping for another good, more fresh, post of similar quality! Using the Optimize kewarg is a must for any summation involving a few inputs, which is why I brought it up.
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   by rax 8y ago

   This is a reasonable resource, which I have consulted before, but it's from 2016 so the title should be updated. OptEinsum is also worth checking out if you use Einsum a lot, it has additional features to what is in Numpy.
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   by rax 8y ago

   It looks quite nice, and I will have to explore the performance comparisons with Dask more. I have recently started using Xarray for some projects, and really appreciate the usability of multidimensional labelled data. Are the memory mappin