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PyExML

pyexlab Extension using torch for Machine Learning

Author: Blake Wilson

Overview

Running machine learning experiments can be a huge hassle. Optimizing hyper parameters, saving off specific data throughout epochs, and modifying models without breaking code are just a few of the headaches I come across on a daily basis. pyexml simplifies the design process for machine learning experimentation by building on top of the pyexlab package.

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