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MXNet Julia Package - flexible and efficient deep learning in Julia

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So I'm trying to do image classification with Arraydataprovider without success and I'm pretty confident it is related to that MXNet doesn't feed in the data correctly. Raw data input...

When there's an error compiling a network via `bind` or whatever, I get a scary-looking log in the console, as well as an error message thrown with the same text:...

I am not smart enough to extrapolate from the MNIST example what to do with data and labels that come in form of regular Julia arrays. Say, X = Matrix{Float}(1000,...

Hi. I have implemented my own cost function but I have realized it has only being used for printing, not for calculating the error for the gradient descend, and in...

Hi. I'm trying to use CSVIter to load a dataset I have in CSV format. The data file has 25 columns (some of the can be empty, especially the last...

Hello, I am using Mxnet R package and walking through the following tutorial: http://mxnet.io/tutorials/r/charRnnModel.html I see that the lstm that was trained is used to generate text. However, is there...

The "FullyConnected" do not work. ``` WARNING: symbol is deprecated, use Symbol instead. in depwarn(::String, ::Symbol) at ./deprecated.jl:64 in symbol(::Symbol, ::Vararg{Any,N}) at ./deprecated.jl:30 in #LSTM#2(::Int64, ::Symbol, ::Bool, ::Function, ::Int64, ::Int64,...

When running the char-lstm example with no changes I occasionally get an error: `invalid character index`. This is not a very big problem because after deleting any generated files (such...

According to the description linear upsampling is not supposed to depend on the number of filters. However the default value results in a segfault and setting a number not equal...

In the MXNet docs there's a section on how to create new custom operators (Layers) and the doc there suggests this can be done in the "front-end" language - Python...