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This is in Tensorflow. Would rather see a numpy version or something along those lines so that students can better understand what each step looks like in code.

I concur on the comments noting lack of explanation for the notation/lemmas/proof.



I second this. Numpy would be the way to go, so students can switch to JAX or PyTorch trivially. Or they could use a mix, starting with numpy, build the layer from scratch, then hand over the abstraction. Pyro would be really good for this too


Most of the examples I saw used Pytorch. (Which is still a step or two removed from the actual machinery, of course.)


Tensorflow? LOL what is this, the year 2010?




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