[mark_l_watson]

Thanks for the info! Sorry if I sounded like I was knocking DL4J: I have used it in examples for two books I have written.

I use Keras at work so that is why I prefer it - I am very used to Keras, and to a lesser degree TensorFlow.

Just tonight I was experimenting with jutsu.ai, and your advice of training on Keras and running on DL4J is good advice. I hacked up a little code to import Keras weights into Racket, but I can only process dense layers, and not RNN or complex architectures.

[agibsonccc]

Thanks! Usually dl4j is targeted at data engineers, not python folks. We actually have the end to end system working.