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I don't think that was meant to be an exhaustive list...
Reacted by TD, Hao, Alejandro Perezpayá and Chris Ostrowski+1
Reacted by HaoReacted by Riley Usagi and Alessandro LeporeAs you have rightfully guessed, the core TensorFlow team doesn't have plans for Ruby on the horizon, so if you want to contribute it, please go ahead! Submitting drafts for frontends such as this on the discuss mailing list early on is probably a good idea.
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+1. I am willing to work on this, it would be good to coordinate with anyone else interested.
Reacted by Jefferson Bomfim, Andrew Kalek and Eloy Pérez+1 Let me know of any efforts. I will for sure be forking that.
Reacted by Jefferson Bomfim+1
+1 I'd be interested in contributing, too! :)
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I will close this bug, since it is not something that would live in the core tensorflow repository. If someone makes a Ruby API we'd be happy to link to it from tensorflow.org.
@martinwicke I am the lead developer of Tensorflow.rb which is the Ruby API for Tensorflow.
I have seen a lot of support from the Ruby community for developing this and I have been funded by @jtoy somaticio and also received the Ruby grant.
I have also contacted @asimshankar and @jhseu who have been very helpful with my queries related to the issues that I faced in the development of tensorflow.rb.
If you can link tensorflow.rb from tensorflow.org that would be cool.Thanks
@Arafatk : it's already linked to from https://www.tensorflow.org/api_docs/ :)
@asimshankar Thanks you so much. This is great.
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on Aug 2, 2019 @LemonAndroid My repo https://github.com/somaticio/tensorflow.rb has been linked from the official docs.
That's great.- added a commit that references this issue
on Dec 6, 2019
we’re hoping to entice you to contribute SWIG interfaces to your favorite language -- be it Go, Java, Lua, Javascript, or R.- no Ruby, really? c'mon. Ruby is awesome