Minigrad
An autograd engine inspired by Karpathy's micrograd library. It is called mini because it is a little bit bigger than micrograd. Engine is implemented in Python C API so it is faster but more complex in terms of readability. Currently nn.py and micrograd.nn are the same but will implement it in Numpy.
Installation
pip install minigrad
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