I built a small ML framework from scratch in Python, with an OpenCL backend
I've been working on krnl , a lightweight machine-learning library I've been building to understand and implement the fundamentals of neural networks myself. It currently includes: A custom Tensor class with automatic gradient computation NumPy and OpenCL-backed computation Linear, ReLU and Sigmoid…
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I built a small ML framework from scratch in Python, with an OpenCL backend
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