As a person coming from .NET world, it was quite hard to get into machine learning right away. One of the main reasons was the fact that I couldn’t start Visual Studio and try out these new things in the technologies I am proficient with. I had to solve another obstacle and learn other programming languages more fitting for the job like Python and R. You can imagine my happiness when more than a year ago, Microsoft announced that as a part of .NET Core 3 , a new feature will be available – ML.NET . In fact it made me so happy that this is the third time I write similar guide . Basically, I wrote one when ML.NET was a version 0.2 and one when it was version 0.10 . Both times, guys from Microsoft decided to modify the API and make my articles obsolete. That is why I have to do it once again. But hey, third time is the charm, so hopefully I will not have to do this again until ML.N...
TensorFlow API for .NET languages and tensorflow api for c#