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Disclaimer

Torch3 is not compatible with Torch2. The structure is similar, but a lot of things have been simplified. There is no script to convert your Torch2 code, but it should be easy to do it. You should use Torch3 because it's easier to code with it, and because we provide tutorials for a quick start.

Installation

Torch is pretty easy to install under Unix and Linux systems, including Mac OS X. Before asking questions,

• have a look here if you want to use xmake (recommended).
• have a look here if you want to use GNU Make.

Note that xmake is a fast (and easy) python script designed for compiling Torch. Makefiles are not needed anymore.

For people using MS Windows, two solutions are possible:

• Install Linux using the free Debian distribution which provides more than 8000 useful packages, and then go here (recommended).
• Otherwise, if you really want to keep MS Windows, use instructions provided here.

Tutorials

Several tutorials are provided for the beginner in Torch.

• Tutorial on Torch written by myself.
• Tutorial on distributions written by Samy Bengio.
• Tutorial on convolutions written by myself.
• Manual of the speech decoder written by Darren Moore.

One-line documentation

If you are looking for a class, check the class hierarchy.
If you want to see the documentation for all classes, go there.