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I recently began getting into “ai” (yeah, I’m not so fond of that term), and quickly realised that many useful libraries are not compatible with pythonista, namely tensorflow, sklearn and torch. Are there any supported libraries that I could use, or should I switch to a computer?

To my knowledge, these modules are incompatible due to java and c++ scripts. Wouldn’t it be possible to convert their binary files to python? This is just an idea I got during computer science lessons (I’m still in school) when learning about interpreters and compilers, so it may be a stupidly obvious question to some of you.

One option is to use sagemath, which let's you run code in the cloud. If you search the forums for sagecell or sagemath, there were some scripts to allow wrench actions to run a py script on the cloud

install StaSh and you can "pip install" a huge range of modules

https://forum.omz-software.com/topic/1919/stash-shell-like-an-expert-in-pythonista

Only pure python, or numpy only dependencies.
You might take a look at Tensor Slow, which seems to be numpy based tensorflow alternative.

@eddo888 thanks a lot, but I already use stash. It’s just that not every python module is compatible with pythonista.

@JonB Great, i will definitely look into them. For others who might want to know, one interesting module I found is NEAT

aanother one is npdl (numpy deep learning)