augusto1024
Machine Learning in Elixir: Possible typo in page 132
Hi @seanmor5,
ON page 132 of the chapter “Go deep with Axon”, when explaining the data in the Scidata library, a statement reads “Both images and labels consist of tuples of the form {data, type, shape}, which can be used with Nx functions to convert raw data into Nx functions”. Did you mean to “convert raw data into Nx tensors”?
PD: I’m loving the book so far 
Best,
Augusto
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