More flexible models with TensorFlow eager execution and Keras

Advanced applications like generative adversarial networks, neural style transfer, and the attention mechanism ubiquitous in natural language processing used to be not-so-simple to implement with the Keras declarative coding paradigm. Now, with the advent of TensorFlow eager execution, things have changed. This post explores using eager execution with R.

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