Deep Learning in JavaScript

Re:Deep Learning in JavaScript by modeless on Thursday March 28, 2024 @09:29PM (#39859582)

You should do it! If you actually had a solution for operator overloading you'd really stand out from the other various JS deep learning libraries. Save me from pip and conda please :)

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Re:Deep Learning in JavaScript by eduardoleao052 on Thursday March 28, 2024 @11:48PM (#39860493)

I can try implementing it in the future lol It would surely be a quality of life improvement. But with the current tools, I tried my best to make the syntax as similar as possible to PyTorch’s!

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Re:Deep Learning in JavaScript by throwuwu on Saturday March 30, 2024 @10:52AM (#39875435)

If you do want to add evaluation of mathematical expressions you should check out Math.js since they provide a parser among other utilities. Please make it optional though, it would be a nightmare to debug if everything was written in strings.

https://mathjs.org/docs/expressions/parsing.html

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Re:Deep Learning in JavaScript by eduardoleao052 on Saturday March 30, 2024 @08:30PM (#39880131)

Thanks for the tip, will look into it! Yes, I think it would always be better to leave a "vanilla" option available.

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