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So if I want to execute an existing model (e.g. produced using tensorflow/tensorflow lite) from within elixir, what's the easiest way currently?
This is probably an incredibly dumb question, but is there a good motivating example why I would want to train a neural network with Elixir? Inference, I totally get, for online systems that is amazing. But I’m having a hard time (perhaps due to a lack of imagination) thinking of scenarios where I would use Elixir to train and tune instead of the existing, fortified systems.
This is probably an incredibly dumb question, but is there a good motivating example why I would want to train a neural network with Elixir? Inference, I totally get, for online systems that is amazing. But I’m having a hard time (perhaps due to a lack of imagination) thinking of scenarios where I would use Elixir to train and tune instead of the existing, fortified systems.
if you are hiring and training people to work on elixir/erlang systems you can have them work on this as well.
performance? that's a guess of course.
This is probably an incredibly dumb question, but is there a good motivating example why I would want to train a neural network with Elixir? Inference, I totally get, for online systems that is amazing. But I’m having a hard time (perhaps due to a lack of imagination) thinking of scenarios where I would use Elixir to train and tune instead of the existing, fortified systems.
basically all purposes will be implemented in a general purpose language over time. if you are hiring and training people to work on elixir/erlang systems you can have them work on this as well. performance? that's a guess of course.