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Revision d5f183de945d21ac253fbf31d3395185b06d448f authored by Yoav Goldberg on 22 September 2017, 09:55:07 UTC, committed by Hong Wu on 22 September 2017, 09:55:07 UTC
* add to_device support in python * Device support in Python. Currently there is no dedicated Device class, and we refer to devices by their string names. This seem less cumbersome and more 'Pythonic'. However, if we forsee a case where we would really want Device to be an object, we may do this now for backward compatibility. The API is: - dy.available_devices() returns a list of device names. - dy.to_device(expression, dev_name) copies an expression across devices. - param_colection.add_parameteres(..., device=name) - param_colection.add_lookup_parameteres(..., device=name) - param_colection.parameteres_from_numpy(..., device=name) - param_colection.lookup_parameteres_from_numpy(..., device=name) The devices mechanism documentation is in doc-string of "available_devices()" * python DeviceInfo * python docs * Device support in input expressions. Proper python exceptions on invalid device names. * explicit device kw when passing values to xInput (python) Former-commit-id: 7c8c2ee5eb9570b15260bcff917c8e76ba450717
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Tip revision: d5f183de945d21ac253fbf31d3395185b06d448f authored by Yoav Goldberg on 22 September 2017, 09:55:07 UTC
Python multi device (#916)
Python multi device (#916)
Tip revision: d5f183d
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