We've spent the past 2+ years marrying "low-level flexibility & hackability" with "high iteration velocity & pleasant productivity". They are not opposites. They reinforce each other.
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Just refreshed the "intro to Keras for researchers" notebook. It features a hypernetwork example and a VAE example. ~15 min read. Check it out: https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1qKPITTI879YHTxbTgYW_MAWMHFkbOBIk … Now writing an "intro to Keras for engineers" notebook. It looks *very* different :)
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Def looking into this tonight
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So if I read the researcher one and it makes no sense, I’m an engineer
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Struggling to train a CNN VAE. hope this gonna help. Thx for all.
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You have democratised machine learning. Thank you.
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Great resource, thank you. 15 minutes reading time is for the text - not realistic if you run the cells and read through the code in order to understand it.
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And I would object to the tagline "Everything you need to know to use Keras & TF 2.0 for deep learning research."
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