lasagne

A box of cake, half of the lasagne left over in its oven dish, various containers, et cetera.

Keras, Blocks and Lasagne all seem to share the same goal of being more libraries than framework.

If it's healthier, or at least different from 'mostly eating microwave lasagne', it should improve their health.

Spend an afternoon and make a chicken casserole, a beef stew, a lasagne, a cottage pie and a fish pie.

How does Keras compare to Lasagne [0], which is also Python/Theano based, and which was used with some impressive results [1]?

Did anyone watch the Mythbusters episode where Alton Brown cooked a lasagne in the dishwasher?

I recall way back in the day when Stephen Fry used to host QI, they did a bit about a lasagne battery.

I've heard it referred to as lasagne code, because of its many layers.

Lamentably, I haven't ever seen a place offering free lasagne.

Soups and stews, lasagne, salads, even meat dishes can be prepared ahead of time and enjoyed over the course of days (or if you use a freezer) a week or two.

Another difference seems to be the way we interpret the concept of a 'layer': a Layer in Lasagne adheres as closely as possible to its definition in literature.

For now, all Lasagne really does in the end is make it easier to construct Theano expressions - we don't have any tools yet for iterating through datasets for example, but we do have plans in this direction.

Sean Lock was on the panel if i remember and spun it out into a ipod-style "lasagne-pod"

Calling tortellini or lasagne "pasta" is like calling balsamic vinegar "vinegar".

> i'm a lasagne hog I think you meant: "i'm a lasagna hog"

Being from UK where we have just had months of "how the hell did horsemeat get into every burger and lasagne meal?", the idea Europeans have this food business sorted is laughable.

Layers are also first-class citizens in Lasagne, and a model is usually referred to simply by its output layer or layers.

Lasagne is not released yet - the interface is not 100% stable yet, and documentation and tests are a work in progress (although both are progressing nicely).

Lasagne is being built by a team of deep learning and music information retrieval researchers.