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How do you create a Preprocessor using JAX instead of tensorflow? #770

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seqio advertises its compatibility with JAX and PyTorch in the README. However, the only docs I have found use tf.Tensors as inputs and outputs for Pre- and Postprocessors. How does one create a Preprocessor that operates on jax.Arrays, np.ndarrays, or anything else?

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