Arbiter
Hyperparameter optimization library with layer spaces, parameter spaces, and visualization.
What it does
Hyperparameter optimization library with layer spaces, parameter spaces, and visualization.
- Deep learning on the JVM
- Neural network training and inference
- Distributed training on Spark
- Model import from Keras, TensorFlow, and ONNX
- N-dimensional array computation for Java
- Category
- MLOps and deployment
- Users
- JVM developers, data scientists, machine learning engineers
- Public API
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