Building Ruby with Visual Studio
Traditionally the most popular way to run Ruby on Windows is using DevKit, which installs a complete Msys/MingW64 environment This environment makes it easy to install Ruby's...
Traditionally the most popular way to run Ruby on Windows is using DevKit, which installs a complete Msys/MingW64 environment This environment makes it easy to install Ruby's...
After supporting linear regression and TensorBoard, the next step for the tensorflow-ruby gem is to run MNIST, the "Hello World" of deep learning But before we can do that, we...
This evening I gave a talk about tensorflow-ruby to Seattlerb, the oldest Ruby group in the world I volunteered a month ago to give a presentation - I knew a deadline would...
Today was my first day at Pattern Computer As its name suggests, Pattern is trying to do an amazing thing - discovering patterns in large datasets Most AI you read about today is...
Now that tensorflow-ruby supports linear regression, its time to implement support for TensorBoard which helps you visualize how your model is working TensorFlow 2 supports...
Thanksgiving 10am 23 degrees Icy streets Seems like perfect time for a four mile run! As always Turkey Trot in Denver goes around Washington Park But this year it snowed a...
The TensforFlow Ruby bindings have achieved a milestone - its now possible to train a model to solve linear regression I know, that doesn't sound like much, but in fact its more...
Last Saturday, Yue and I went snorkeling with chum salmon on the Hood Canal Hosted by Long Live the Kings (LLTK), the event took place at their Lilliwaup Field Station on the...
Since I recently left Zerista, I've had time some time to take a step back and think about what type of problems I want to work on next And one of the things I haven't had a...
Having decided to try and create Ruby bindings for TensorFlow, it was time to understand the scope of the project TensorFlow is a large, complex...