Do you think you will be able to make a series of posts about how to use AI::MXNet?

Yes, that's my intention. I will post here when I make more progress. The above was my first visit to MXNet-land. And I wanted to stress the fact that 1) you get GPU access on the side and 2) The underlying Dataflow "engine" by MXNet does parallelisation and lazy evaluation as it sees fit without the user being concerned, so this is quite higher up than more traditional ways to do such computations. And applications using these features do not have to be within neural networks...

If anyone has any real applications outside neural networks, involving tensor/matrix/vector operations then we can work out a demo of the above 2 features. This (i mean non-neural-network apps) will expand the user-base of AI::MXNet

Next stop neural networks. Possibly sooner than a month.

bw, bliako

In reply to Re^2: Dataflow programming on CPU and GPU using AI::MXNet by bliako
in thread Dataflow programming on CPU and GPU using AI::MXNet by bliako

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