TensorFlow for .NET

TensorFlow for .NET by Lost Tech allows you to create, train, and use machine learning models with the full power of TensorFlow API on C#, F# or any other .NET language.

var input = tf.placeholder(tf.float32, new TensorShape(null, 1), name: "x");
var output = tf.placeholder(tf.float32, new TensorShape(null, 1), name: "y");

var hiddenLayer = tf.layers.dense(input, hiddenSize,
    activation: tf.sigmoid_fn,
    kernel_initializer: new ones_initializer(),
    bias_initializer: new random_uniform_initializer(minval: -x1, maxval: -x0),
    name: "hidden");

var model = tf.layers.dense(hiddenLayer, units: 1, name: "output");

var cost = tf.losses.mean_squared_error(output, model);

var training = new GradientDescentOptimizer(learning_rate: learningRate).minimize(cost);

Features

• Access the full set of TensorFlow APIs

  • Build computation graphs, and run them in sessions
  • Use Keras-style high-level APIs
  • Build fast data pipelines, keep logs and model checkpoints
  • Use estimators and the full power of tf.contrib
  • Use eager mode to transform data interactively
  • Many more

• Train and run models on any hardware platform: CPUs, GPUs, TPUs

• Use distributed training features

• Track your training progress with TensorBoard

• Easily port numerous existing TensorFlow examples

  • From simple numerical computation samples to state-of-art models like AlphaZero - the new world's Go champion by DeepMind.
  • Our GPT-2 demo was built in one week just a month after OpenAI released their first model, and included both training and inference, demonstrating incredible time-to-market with LostTech.TensorFlow

• Get started quickly with a collection of samples

• Seek help with the growing community

• Use C# for machine learning

  • Static typing when possible, fallback to dynamic in corner cases
  • IDE support: code completion, documentation hints for classes, functions, and parameters
  • Support for C# 8.0 features, such as ranges
  • Can be used from C# interactive, and C# kernel for Jupyter

• LostTech.TensorFlow is about 18% faster than TensorFlow.NET on a CNN training benchmark

Comparison with TensorFlowSharp

Documentation & Tutorials

• Our Machine Learning Blog: cool samples, LostTech.TensorFlow news, etc
• See What's New in the latest version
• Getting started
• Reinforcement learning with Unity ML Agents
• Writing billion songs with C# and Deep Learning + Demo
• C# or NOT: train deep convolutional network to classify programming language from a code fragment
• .NET, TensorFlow, and the windmills of Kaggle

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