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MNIST example #102
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Here's a encoding/decoding library for the MNIST storage format : https://hackage.haskell.org/package/mnist-idx |
Working on this, but with the fashion-mnist dataset (https://github.com/zalandoresearch/fashion-mnist). |
Looking forward to it! Entirely optional, but I noticed that you are familiar with dh-core, so you might want to think about adding fashion-mnist to Definitely scope-creep so don't feel like you need to do it at all, but if you're parsing MNIST formats from binary then it could be an excellent contribution to dh-core. Also please be as noisy as possible on this issue if you run into any blockers. |
Closing this issue with #196 |
A good place to start getting familiar with the API that doesn't require access to a GPU (unlike #64) is porting the MNIST example from pytorch/examples and doing a small write-up. All the other haskell libraries are doing it and everyone loves writing about it.
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