tensorflow
is tensorflow and matlibplot available for mojo or any kind of simmiler librarys ?
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same question for pandas please
No, but you can import built in python modules using the
Python standard library module of Mojo.but they will not benefit from the compiling native mojo benefits from i guess, they called functions will be as fast as python code, right ?
They should be faster than interpreted python code, but I am not so sure wether it would provide speedups over python code that is compiled with say, py2exe. You may want to do a bit of testing there.
Calling a python function from Mojo causes the python function to run in the python interpreter so there will no speedup on those. AFAIK py2exe doesn't compile your python code, just bundles it into an exe
you can import them directly as @Joel mentioned, you can also try working with the builtin Tensor. Along with this, there are a few libraries you can try, notably voodoo (mine), infermo, and dainemo
I can’t speak entirely for the other two, but i believe they are in a similar state to mine, early testing / development, not suitable for production use, all can be found on github
if you want to do basic tensor arithmetic, use builtin tensor, if you want to do a basic regression (or convolution with voodoo), one of the three native mojo libraries will work. Otherwise, if you want to create and run complex models, importing from Python is the only option
in python if we want to run python proggrame as a package in other proggrame we drop a (init.py). how can i do the same thing in mojo ?
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In this Mojo programming tutorial for beginners, I show you how to use Mojo with Python. I explain how to integrate Mojo with Python using Conda. We create a Python Conda environment and configure Mojo to use that environment for finding the required Python packages.
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