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Currently we're only focusing on SGD variants of optimizers, but if you are interested in making an L-BFGS, 2nd order gradient based optimizer you can either
If you decide you're up for it, let us know if you run into any issues! |
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From @carlthome on February 15, 2018 23:11
Fast style transfer with pretrained models is really cool, but the original optimization-based method presented by Gatys et al. seems like such a great fit for what deeplearn.js could provide with its WebGL integration and builtin gradient computation.
I'd really like to make interactive style transfer web apps but there's no L-BFGS optimizer in deeplearn.js. Is that a planned addition or will you focus on SGD variants?
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