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| Wolfram has now a quantum paclet: http://wolfr.am/wolfram-quantum |
| This is interesting. I have been doing something similar, comparing data on terms like "Wuhan virus" by country, etc. However, it seems like Google Search/Trends data might be much more powerful way to do this, but I haven't found any nice... |
| Thanks! |
| Ah- silly me to think they would be integrated / related somehow. :) |
| Is this for optimizing "RoboCalling"? If so, I would propose that the thread be deleted from the forum by the moderators because while RoboCalling is legal, it probably should not be legal (and certainly should not be sanctioned by Wolfram or anyone... |
| JNO -- NetExtract will let you see the weights of your network (among other things). |
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| **UPDATE**: Even though the Weights show up in Red, if I use NetExtract on the nested NetChains, they seem to have legit values. So maybe I'm fine. Testing now... -- Seems to be fine, which is great. Sorry for the false alarm, although I still don't... |
| Today I have installed the new 11.0.1 Update. The update didn't solve the problem. GTX 1080 and familiar Cuda Cards didn't play with Mathematica. |
| Stefan -- That makes sense, although I've noticed that once it runs out of memory with a failure message, it seems like even a simpler network (that would succeed if I ran it first thing) can fail and crash the kernel, so there may also be an issue... |