Is there way to use dawn as gpgpu for neural networks? #452
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Just a question.
If there is a documentation for matrix or tensor computation, please let me know.
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Yup, the boids example does general purpose compute on the GPU. There is also this excellent in-depth article of how to use the WebGPU API (same as
mach/gpu) for GPGPU here: https://surma.dev/things/webgpu/I'm not aware of any ML-specific docs/tutorials, you'd have to adapt that yourself, but I don't imagine it'd be hard for anyone familiar with those topics. Feel free to join the Discord server, you may find some others there interested in pushing this same topic.
Thanks! I'll check it out!!