use_backend: Configure a Keras backend
In rstudio/keras: R Interface to 'Keras'
use_backend R Documentation
Configure a Keras backend
Description
Configure a Keras backend
Usage
use_backend(backend)
Arguments
backend
string, can be "tensorflow", "jax", "numpy", or "torch".
Details
These functions allow configuring which backend keras will use.
Note that only one backend can be configured at a time.
The function should be called after library(keras3) and before calling
other functions within the package (see below for an example).
There is experimental support for changing the backend after keras has initialized.
using config_set_backend().
library(keras3)
use_backend("tensorflow")
Value
Called primarily for side effects. Returns the provided backend, invisibly.
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Configure a Keras backend
Description
Configure a Keras backend
Usage
use_backend(backend)
Arguments
backend |
string, can be |
Details
These functions allow configuring which backend keras will use. Note that only one backend can be configured at a time.
The function should be called after library(keras3) and before calling
other functions within the package (see below for an example).
There is experimental support for changing the backend after keras has initialized.
using config_set_backend().
library(keras3)
use_backend("tensorflow")
Value
Called primarily for side effects. Returns the provided backend, invisibly.
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