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hughperkins / tf-coriander

OpenCL 1.2 implementation for Tensorflow
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Enhancement: Wiki #41

Closed ghost closed 7 years ago

ghost commented 7 years ago

Now that `tf-coriander' has reached a state of relative usefulness, it might be helpful to have a wiki to collect information that others have gathered on how to put it to use.

E.g., I identified a version of Keras that I believe to be ~compatible with the version of Tensorflow that tf-coriander represents, and that's information I'm happy to share with people.

Common pitfalls and how to solve them falls into the same category of "tidbits worth sharing".

Basically, anything that applies specifically to using tf-coriander, either due to the older Tensorflow base, or to the OpenCL nature, or to peculiarities of Coriander, could be thrown on a Wiki. Just a thought. :)

hughperkins commented 7 years ago

Hi Cathal,

Ok sounds good. What wiki do you have in mind? I've enabled the github wiki on this repo, if that is what you are thinking of? https://github.com/hughperkins/tf-coriander/wiki

ghost commented 7 years ago

That's perfect: minimal overhead and keep communal docs close to the code (eg, in the source tree!).

I'll find some time this weekend to throw up some docs. :)

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Hi Cathal,

Ok sounds good. What wiki do you have in mind? I've enabled the github wiki on this repo, if that is what you are thinking of? https://github.com/hughperkins/tf-coriander/wiki

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hughperkins commented 7 years ago

k, awesome! :-)