Mike J Innes
Mike J Innes
Yeah it works well already. eg ```julia julia> gradient(x -> x["foo"]["bar"]^2, Dict("foo" => Dict("bar" => 5))) (Dict("foo" => Dict("bar" => 10)),) ```
You shouldn't have the same content twice here, you can remove the generated markdown file. Not sure what I asked for earlier (ideal to reference comments) but a README would...
One difficulty is that mutability is not part of the array API; there isn't an automatic way to discover whether an array is mutable without trying it and checking for...
This looks awesome. Unfortunately on my setup it throws an error: ```julia MethodError: Cannot `convert` an object of type Flux.Tracker.TrackedReal{Float64} to an object of type Float64 ``` Let me know...
Once you get it going this is a pretty cool demo, because you can see the thing learning in real time. Is it possible to get it working on the...
Yeah, looks like a typo to me.
The prompt is still not great in Juno. If we're going to, in effect, turn it off everywhere that may as well happen in MLDatasets itself rather than every notebook,...
If that's the goal, how about an `@info` when downloading? In the unlikely event that someone then disagrees with the terms they can then delete the data.
Sure, I guess that would do the job.
What makes data sets fundamentally different from, say, Julia packages (for which licensing and credit issues also apply)?