I’m going to try to port this to python, just to see how it works, and make it easier for other people to try variations on it. I’ll post a repo link under this comment when I have it to any sort of decent state.
As of now I have a (probably buggy) full translation that uses python for-loops (so can’t be made fast) and have started on a more pythonic translation that can probably be put on a gpu relatively easily.
Dpi, I welcome any contributions or corrections you have to this repository. Since you don’t know python it will probably be hard to contribute to the python versions, but even just uploading the C version would be helpful.
Let me know what license I should use for this repository, if any.
I’m going to try to port this to python, just to see how it works, and make it easier for other people to try variations on it. I’ll post a repo link under this comment when I have it to any sort of decent state.
Started working on a python version here:
https://github.com/epurdy/dpis_spiking_network
As of now I have a (probably buggy) full translation that uses python for-loops (so can’t be made fast) and have started on a more pythonic translation that can probably be put on a gpu relatively easily.
Dpi, I welcome any contributions or corrections you have to this repository. Since you don’t know python it will probably be hard to contribute to the python versions, but even just uploading the C version would be helpful.
Let me know what license I should use for this repository, if any.
Please do, and thank you for trying.
That is exactly what I am trying to elicit.
If you have any question, I am available to help (through private messages).
I do not know Python (I am extremely comfortable with C and I get full speed and I do not have the time or need), but it seems the ML community is.