Do you think you will be able to make a series of posts about how to use AI::MXNet? It's something that I would appreciate reading.

I've been meaning to dip my toes into PDL as a way of working my way into Data Science-y things without needing to do everything according to Python recipes. I think Ovid's post has stirred up some interest in exploring and promoting tools in Perl. There's a lot out there in CPAN already. It just needs some love and blogging, by which I mean taking the time to explain how to do fun things with numbers, etc.

Which is just what we do.

such as 100 PDL exercises and 101 PDL exercises

Ea

Sometimes I can think of 6 impossible attributes before breakfast.

In reply to Re: Dataflow programming on CPU and GPU using AI::MXNet by Ea
in thread Dataflow programming on CPU and GPU using AI::MXNet by bliako

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