Make API more easy to use by following python's syntax.
See original GitHub issueIs it possible change the high level API like what SciSharp’s done? Check the README: https://github.com/SciSharp/TensorFlow.NET.
For example:
using TorchSharp;
var x = new FloatTensor (100); // 1D-tensor with 100 elements
Will be
using torch = TorchSharp.Torch;
var x = torch.tensor(100) // 1D-tensor with 100 elements
Mirror API first would make progress be faster that move ML model to .NET world. Project will be done faster than ML.NET. @migueldeicaza When most of the thing runs well, we can refactor code that be more .NET conventions.
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We could reactive the KerasSharp, wrap the TorchSharp and TensorFlow.NET or TensorFlowSharp, ML.NET and CNTK.
Just to note that if I was starting this repo from scratch, I would make it part of SciSharp, and follow SciSharp’s naming conventions (i.e. use PyTorch Python naming conventions)
But for now we will stick to the naming conventions we have here