Feeding in dictionary of data?
See original GitHub issueHey all!
One thing I really enjoyed about Tensorflow was the feeddict option where I could then access the data by the keys to easily access and process the data in chunks. E.g
{
"data_to_be_embedded": ... #Some (batch_size, N , M) matrix
"timeseries data": ... # (batch_size, timeseries_window)
}
I suppose one option would be to define multiple models and wrap them all into a single function which applies them key-value
by key-value
. Is there a more “idiomatic” way of doing this in Haiku?
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while_loop
), and definitely useful as a standalone component (e.g. to power logging our other use cases where you want intermediate values). I’d hope that will happen within the next 3-6mo.Thank you! I’m closing hte issue out now