Hi Ricardo,
On mer., 12 oct. 2022 at 18:33, Ricardo Wurmus wrote:
> (Minigrad is supposed to be a testbed for neural nets with
> automatic backpropagation.)
Probably out of topic and much bigger than your initial intention, the
Julia programming language is taking an interesting
Ricardo Wurmus writes:
> Hope this helps!
This help me a lot. Thank you for response >.< and for this library. May
be you have intention to pack this as ice-9 module and send patch to
guix?
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Hi Dmitry,
> Ricardo Wurmus writes:
>
> Could you provide examples of graph creation? It's not entirely obvious
> to me how they need to be created via graph-cons.
>
> I tried doing something like this:
>
> (define test ;name
> (graph-cons (context;
Hi Ricardo,
On sam., 08 oct. 2022 at 16:07, Ricardo Wurmus wrote:
> Here’s an implementation of inductive graphs:
>
> https://github.com/rekado/minigrad/blob/main/minigrad/graph.scm
IIUC, mingrad is implementing a part of [1]. Some time ago, I have read
this interesting paper from Haskell
Ricardo Wurmus writes:
Could you provide examples of graph creation? It's not entirely obvious
to me how they need to be created via graph-cons.
I tried doing something like this:
(define test;name
(graph-cons (context; making context
David Pirotte writes:
>> >https://reposcope.com/man/en/3guile/gv
>
>> Yes, graphviz comes with Guile bindings. Since they don’t provide a
>> Guile module you need to define a module like this:
>
>> --8<---cut here---start->8---
>> (define-module
Hello Ricardo,
> > https://reposcope.com/man/en/3guile/gv
> Yes, graphviz comes with Guile bindings. Since they don’t provide a
> Guile module you need to define a module like this:
> --8<---cut here---start->8---
> (define-module (libgv)
> #:export
David Pirotte writes:
>> Can you recommend any library for working with graphs (I did not find
>> it in srfi and mailing list). Almost what I need to have in graphviz
>> bindings, but there are no predicate functions and the like.
>
> In addition to the answers from Maxime and Ricardo ... I
Hello,
to all users: the most up-to-date list of guile s/w is here:
http://sph.mn/foreign/guile-software.html
[ and at the end of the list, it also offers 'searching links'
[ to notabug, savannah, (give-up on) github and ML
> Can you recommend any
Dmitry Polyakov writes:
> Can you recommend any library for working with graphs (I did not find it
> in srfi and mailing list). Almost what I need to have in graphviz
> bindings, but there are no predicate functions and the like.
Here’s an implementation of inductive graphs:
On 08-10-2022 12:29, Dmitry Polyakov wrote:
Hello!
Can you recommend any library for working with graphs (I did not find it
in srfi and mailing list). Almost what I need to have in graphviz
bindings, but there are no predicate functions and the like.
SRFI-234 is for linearizing a direct
Hello!
Can you recommend any library for working with graphs (I did not find it
in srfi and mailing list). Almost what I need to have in graphviz
bindings, but there are no predicate functions and the like.
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