With regards to create tutorials: are there official Keras guidelines?
Reminder that Keras has a list of important contribution items you can tackle to help out:https://github.com/keras-team/keras/projects/1 …
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You can check out the 'tutorial' tag on http://blog.keras.io for examples
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Why do you have a request for speeding up tests on
#theano? I thought Theano was sunset? https://github.com/keras-team/keras/projects/1 …#keras#DeepLearning -
As long as we support Theano, we will run CI tests for it. That's a lot of cycles over the years, and fast is better than slow.
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Perhaps after my viva
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Is there a list of easier starter bugs for those who haven’t worked on Keras before?
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The simplest would be to go through the issues on GitHub and work with the issue posters to try to reproduce something that looks like a bug. Then investigate
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Didn’t see this on the list but I created a Keras reference package for inference on AWS lambda https://github.com/sunilmallya/keras-lambda …
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how do you monitor what is WIP already? happy to help with some features
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For the Keras web app, is that referring to in browser or sitting behind a REST-like API? I can take care of either, no problem, I just need to know which (or both). If there is a ticket I need to refer to definitely let me know.
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There's no ticket, these are deliberately vague. Both in-browser deployment (keras.js or webdnn) and server side APIs would be great tutorials to write
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