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The default issue template suggests that all Swift for TensorFlow issues should filed on bugs.swift.org:
We are using JIRA instead of GitHub issues to track
our work in order to integrate more effectively with the rest of the Swift
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Ankit Shah and I are trying to use Gen to support a project and would love the addition of a dirichlet distribution
Now that we support a multitude of basic layers, I'd like this issue to serve as the discussion for supporting advanced layers. While #54 tracked basic layers and most have been implemented, We now need to consider which of the following to add in swift-apis. tensorflow/swift-models#231 added bert, with that also added support for transformers and attention layers. Having reviewed a variety of cur
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I'm curious if your visions include making it a feature-complete NN training framework?
What will be the master plan? Integrating with Torch/TF/MXNet or build hardware-level compilation framework from scratch?
Also, what is the standard & code of conduct for contributions from the community?
I'm totally convinced of its capability and believe it can fit into the missing link between horiz
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(Found this while reviewing #907)
Currently
Expr::operator=(const Expr &o)can have two meanings.https://github.com/taichi-dev/taichi/blob/f5373b1395a66c78506de0fd3c172dffe0d444d0/taichi/ir/expr.cpp#L54-L69
Let's say we have
FrontendAssignStmtin the ASTahold the express