In particular, it's clear to me that the same model-building API style cannot work for all users. Researchers & hackers have fundamentally different needs, constraints, and tolerance for complexity than data scientists. The key is to provide a coherent spectrum of solutions.
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It’ll be awesome if it becomes easier to deploy models in AWS Lambda or Google Cloud Functions.
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Looking forward to it
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You'll update your book on it?
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Including deployment will make TF very useful. Making library of how-to’s and technical solutions to common problems could lower the entrance barrier.
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Eagerly waiting for TF 2.0 and
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Testing and interpretability should become the biggest priority. Especially stuff like Lime, etc.
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What about small and lightweight C++ libraries for embedded devices?
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