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DeepCL Python wrappers
Python wrapper for DeepCL
Pre-requisites
You must have first installed and activated DeepCL native libraries, see Build.md
numpy
To install from pip
pip install --upgrade DeepCL
related pypi page: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/DeepCL
How to use
See test_deepcl.py for an example of:
creating a network, with several layers
loading mnist data
training the network using a higher-level interface (NetLearner)
For examples of using lower-level entrypoints, see test_lowlevel.py:
creating layers directly
running epochs and forward/backprop directly
For example of using q-learning, see test_qlearning.py.
To install from source
Pre-requisites:
on Windows:
Python 2.7 or Python 3.4
A compiler:
Python 2.7 build: need Visual Studio 2008 for Python 2.7 from Microsoft
Python 3.4 build: need Visual Studio 2010, eg Visual C++ 2010 Express
on linux:
Python 2.7 or Python 3.4
g++, supporting c++0x, eg 4.4 or higher
have first already built the native libraries, see Build.md
have activated the native library installation, ie called dist/bin/activate.sh, or dist/bin/activate.bat
numpy installed
To install:
cd python
python setup.py install
Changes
30 July 2016:
Added net.getNetdef(). Note that this is only an approximate representation of the network
29 July 2016:
New feature: can provide image tensor as 4d tensor now ,instead of 1d tensor (1d tensor ok too)
CHANGE: all image and label tensors must be provided as numpy tensors now, array.array no longer valid input
bug fix: qlearning works again :-)
25 July 2016:
added RandomSingleton class, to set the seed for weights initialization
added xor.py example
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