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NerdsWithAttitudes
Are there plans for a python version?
Curious if a python-based version is on the roadmap. If not, I might take a crack at it!
I came here to comment the same. You are losing potential contributors by offering only a matlab version. I still have the Matlab from college, but for those who don't have access to it, it is very expensive.
I agree. MATLAB's GPU capabilities we found were very good. Very easy to implement and very fast (much faster than using C on the CPU) but its pricing is unfortunately a big downside for many people who aren't associated with a university/equivalent. We figured we'd post the code and if there's enough interest, a python version could be created. Leaving this thread open for more comments.
Visualizations in python always seem like a pain point. I can see the advantages of it being written in MATLAB. As an academic, I have an advantage of a cost-free site license for MATLAB. But I would also be interested in the challenge of translating to python.
I wonder if you could implement this in pytorch and then back prop your way to a spaceship?
As someone who uses software exactly like this very frequently, a python version would be much appreciated.
I came here to comment the same. You are losing potential contributors by offering only a matlab version. I still have the Matlab from college, but for those who don't have access to it, it is very expensive.
Actually, one can use Octave which is usually pretty compatible with matlab. Not to say that a numpy version wouldn't be a good idea. In fact I'd be happy to help if there was a dev branch, fork or whatever.
