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## Instructions
This shows off how to use the module api.
There are examples of:
- high level api of training and prediction
- intermediate level api with save and loading from checkpoints
- examples of how to iteratate through the batch and calculate accuracy and predict manually.
To run the example you must do
* `lein install` in the root of the main project directory
* cd into this project directory and do `lein run`. This will execute the cpu version.
You can control the devices you run on by doing:
`lein run :cpu 2` - This will run on 2 cpu devices
`lein run :gpu 1` - This will run on 1 gpu device
`lein run :gpu 2` - This will run on 2 gpu devices