tensorflow-ocaml.0.0.1 - via opam-publish

[LaurentMazare]

TensorFlow bindings for OCaml

The tensorflow-ocaml project provides some OCaml bindings for TensorFlow, a machine learning framework.
These bindings are in an early stage of their development. Some operators are not supported and the API is likely to change in the future. You may also encounter some segfaults. That being said they already contain the necessary to train a convolution network using various optimizers.

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• Homepage: https://github.com/LaurentMazare/tensorflow-ocaml
• Source repo: git+https://github.com/LaurentMazare/tensorflow-ocaml.git
• Bug tracker: https://github.com/LaurentMazare/tensorflow-ocaml/issues

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Pull-request generated by opam-publish v0.3.1

[camelus]

✅ All lint checks passed 6f548c5

• These packages passed lint tests: tensorflow-ocaml.0.0.1

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✅ Installability check (4736 → 4737)

• new installable packages (1): tensorflow-ocaml.0.0.1

[dsheets]

ocamlfind and ocamlbuild can be marked as {build} dependencies in the future. This helps reduce the recompilation burden on users when those packages are updated.

[dsheets]

Thanks for the bindings! Really cool!

[LaurentMazare]

Thanks for the quick merge! I'll make the change you suggested for the next version.

[agarwal]

Isn't the recommendation to drop the "ocaml" from OPAM packages in most cases. This repo is all about OCaml, so using "ocaml" in a package name is almost always redundant.

As a much more minor point, the git project names for bindings to a library foo are pretty much always called ocaml-foo, not foo-ocaml.

[dsheets]

@agarwal you are right -- I missed the -ocaml. I have filed ocaml-opam/Camelus#10 for automating this check.

@LaurentMazare could you please rename your opam package? We don't mind about the name of the repository or tarball but we generally try to keep the namespace free of ocaml unless there is a good justification. Sorry for my oversight!