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Adding GPU support is defenetly on my watch list. It's an important feature to implement especially for a Neural Net library. The gpu.js library looks like the best option for now. I'll try some stuff out in the following months to see what works best.
@matiasvlevi btw, just the other day found an interesting project that makes writing glsl stuff much easier by converting all the needed computations from plain js https://github.com/jdavidberger/js2glsl
Hope it will come in handy :)
Thanks for the suggestion!
I've looked into the library. Looks like it's more suited for graphics rather than matrix operations. I think our way to go would be gpu.js.
Looks like node-rapids might be useful with debian distros such as Ubuntu. Installation would be slightly tedious since this is a c++ addon to nodejs.
Here is their github repo: node-rapids
Ill be working on that.
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Do you plan adding GPU support?
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