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Will this project will support the Pytorch?

Open Noahsark opened this issue 6 years ago • 7 comments

Excellent work!

May I kindly ask if this project will support the Pytorch?

Thank you so much.

Noahsark avatar Jan 17 '19 21:01 Noahsark

Thanks for your interest. Theoretically, it should be straightforward to support Pytorch as Euler exposes native C++ interface. We can easily extend Pytorch Operators. The decision will be based on customer's need. We may support Pytorch if we collect enough feature requests. Alternatively, we also welcome external code contributions. :)

Currently, we support Tensorflow and our X-DeepLearning framework. Considering TF's popularity, our open source version just support Tensorflow now.

renyi533 avatar Jan 17 '19 23:01 renyi533

@renyi533 will support the higher version tensorflow, such as tensorflow 2.0 in the future, tensorflow 2.0 is very simiar to pytorch's programming paradigm with tf.keras now. And tensorflow is easier to deploy in a production environment. by the way, does euler support on centos 6?

ghost avatar Jan 18 '19 01:01 ghost

Currently, code of euler core is written using C++ 11 and tested on CentOS 7 with gcc 4.8.5. Support on CentOS 6 will need to backport the code base older version of glibc and libstdc++.

yangsiran avatar Jan 18 '19 01:01 yangsiran

Yes. We definitely will support TF 2.0 soon once the stable version is officially released.

renyi533 avatar Jan 18 '19 01:01 renyi533

@yangsiran @renyi533 Got it, thank you very much. Update to gcc 4.8.5 and the old version of glibc and libstdc++, euler can run on Centos 6

ghost avatar Jan 18 '19 02:01 ghost

Yes. We definitely will support TF 2.0 soon once the stable version is officially released.

Hi, @renyi533. Is TF2.0 supported Now? Thanks!

aimetrics avatar Nov 15 '19 09:11 aimetrics

Any news about this question? Looking forward to the support of PyTorch.

weberxie avatar Jul 26 '20 13:07 weberxie