GeorgeS2019

@erichiller If possible, you need to get familiar with porting Unit Tests from native from google to Tensorflow.NET as discussed [here](https://github.com/SciSharp/TensorFlow.NET/issues/618#issuecomment-700037288). Then if will have the "helicopter" view where are...

@lqdev In your approach to MultiHeadAttention, perhaps you could share your feedback to this [thread ](https://github.com/xamarin/TorchSharp/issues/257#issuecomment-842554465) of discussion. Perhaps we may find more people interested on this topics for .NET

If possible, aim to achieve easy to read parallel between the Python and the output csharp code as in [Transcrypt](https://github.com/QQuick/Transcrypt) 

@uxmal As more users join to port PyTorch codes to the corresponding TorchSharp, we will have more converted TorchSharp codes **to "train"** the conversion of PyTorch using PyToCs. Given your...

John, thanks again for taking time off to share your insight, which is valuable and not easy to gain by just looking through the codes. [Currently we are doing one-week...

@uxmal a quick update. The decision to use pytorch-like syntax in TorchSharp has led to more community adoption. The TorchSharp community has grown significantly and the degree of PyTorch coverage...

@bricksdont HI Mathias, what is your progress in making it available through HuggingFace. Typically, pytorch models are also available as ONNX export. If this is the case, this will make...

@ka23ppa3 Can you share link how to do debugging python using VSCode? I think if VSCode is working, VS2019 should work? What do you think?

@nietras I am aware of and follow your contributions through [OnnxSharp](https://nietras.com/2021/03/20/introducing-onnxsharp/) Keep it up!!! > Or even TorchSharp if that could load ONNX models. [TorshSharp save/load ONNX models has been...

@redradist Tensorflow.NET already integrated in ML.NET TensorflowSharp is no longer as actively developed as Tensorflow.NET