Tanmay Bakshi

That's great! I still think it would be a good idea to add a manual page about this, though.

Maybe we should also include an example of a mini-MNIST Conv-net that classifies between 0 and 1?

Sorry for the inactivity! AskTanmay is being rewritten/overhauled, and is expected to be release alongside Swift 5's first beta in June. I'll still port the current version to NLU though.

Hi - sorry for the inactivity - AskTanmay is being rewritten & overhauled with new features. They'll be pushed very soon :)

Consider skipping CAG entirely: (current): [SERSE]->[CAG]--(tokens and appearances)-->[CAFS] (future): [SERSE]->[AL]--(tokens)-->[Appearance Counter]->[CAFS (without NER/AL)]

DELAYED due to issues with swift-corelib-foundation. Will come back to this once it is complete.

Interesting - thanks for sharing! On a similar note, just like how you can call Python code from Swift, is there a way to call Swift from Python? If so,...

To make the structure a bit more clear, here's a picture: https://imgur.com/a/AF9llFX Each circle is a node - every node that has 2 connections has a non-nil value in the...

I'd say that it's great to have it as an option & that if statements would be the best way to do this. With autodiff supporting control flow, a lot...

@rxwei Quick question on this: Do we also want to add layers like `Add` `Subtract` `Multiply` `Concatenate` etc.? Two things to note: 1. If we do, we could just sequence...