Using tensorflow.js from C++ via Emscripten
Jim Lloyd
I have a moderately large library of C++ code that uses the tensorflow_cc API. I have just started working with Emscripten/emcc and am excited by the potential to port my application to run in node.js using tensorflow.js.
I want to refactor my C++ code so that most of it can be agnostic as to which Tensorflow backend is in use. I expect that this will be done by abstracting Tensor and Model.
Is there a C++ interface to the tensorflow.js API?
To be clear, the Javascript API looks great. I have already confirmed that I can convert my SavedModel format models using tensorflowjs_converter. I am just looking for a clean way to use both of the tensorflow_cc and tensorflow.js backends from my predominantly C++ codebase with a relatively small amount of glue code.
Thanks,
Jim Lloyd
(also posted to stackoverflow)
Jim Lloyd
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