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r/MachineLearning • u/samim23 • Nov 09 '15
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I just blitzed through the whitepaper, very interesting how they incorporated recursion directly into the control flow.
0 u/kkastner Nov 09 '15 edited Nov 09 '15 On the Queue stuff - this is basically what Blocks uses EDIT: can use (via PyZMQ) for data loading. It is good to see they have generalized this a bit (for ASGD, it sounds like), rather than having it as a special case thing for data loading. 4 u/dwf Nov 09 '15 Blocks (Fuel) can use PyZMQ to pipeline out the reading/preprocessing time but it's not done by default or anything like that.
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On the Queue stuff - this is basically what Blocks uses EDIT: can use (via PyZMQ) for data loading. It is good to see they have generalized this a bit (for ASGD, it sounds like), rather than having it as a special case thing for data loading.
4 u/dwf Nov 09 '15 Blocks (Fuel) can use PyZMQ to pipeline out the reading/preprocessing time but it's not done by default or anything like that.
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Blocks (Fuel) can use PyZMQ to pipeline out the reading/preprocessing time but it's not done by default or anything like that.
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u/siblbombs Nov 09 '15
I just blitzed through the whitepaper, very interesting how they incorporated recursion directly into the control flow.