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Both the AssemblyScript and Rust examples can now utilize the TensorFlow backend. The build.sh script now requires you specify which backend you want to run with. Also adding performance measures.
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Both the AssemblyScript and Rust examples can now
utilize the TensorFlow backend. The build.sh script
now requires you specify which backend you want to
run with. Requires the TensorFlow PR for Wasmtime
to be accepted first.