[FEATURE] Add tensor.pytorch and tensor.tensorflow methods
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Currently, only Datasets can be used to create PyTorch Dataloaders, TensorFlow Datasets. Need to add functionality to convert Hub tensors to PyTorch/TensorFlow compatible format.
Difficulty: Medium
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- Created 2 years ago
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I think for now .pytorch() and .tensorflow() can call .numpy() underneath. @AbhinavTuli ?
@MoritzWillmann sounds good.