ML and contributing to mir

[Bradley Chatha]

On Wednesday, 6 August 2025 at 17:54:27 UTC, Marc wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I'm interested in tensors, scientific computing and ML. After 
> trying to write a tensor library for c++, I came to the 
> realisation that I'm starting to hate the language the more 
> code i write. D seems like an obvious choice for my interest, a 
> fast compiled language but the gc is putitng me off as well. I 
> would be however very interested in contributing to mir maybe 
> even writting examples for its use cases. I would like to write 
> a classical machine learning library (decision trees, linear 
> models...) in D. Are there currently any effort in the 
> community towards this goal? I would appreciate any help or 
> suggestions.

This isn't really my area of interest or expertise, but you might 
find some historical interest from VectorFlow - a neural network 
library Netflix developed (and I feel it stopped existing after 
like a month, would love if someone has an interesting story to 
tell about it): https://github.com/Netflix/vectorflow