"What's our vector, Victor?"
"It's a tensor, actually. Kind of like a vector, but more general, represented by an array of components that are functions of coordinates of a space."
"Are you being smart with me?"
"...Eventually, yeah."
"It's a tensor, actually. Kind of like a vector, but more general, represented by an array of components that are functions of coordinates of a space."
"Are you being smart with me?"
"...Eventually, yeah."
TensorFlow can math. Talk about underutilizing a resource. I created this python file and ran it.
python /Users/me/Documents/Python/tfmaths.py
('TensorFlow can subtract! node1 - node2 = ', 2.0)
('TensorFlow can add! node1 + node2 = ', 8.0)
('TensorFlow can subtract! node1 - node2 = ', 2.0)
('TensorFlow can add! node1 + node2 = ', 8.0)
