AI | Vision Thing: Which Machine and Deep Learning Tool Interests You the Most and Why?

Let us know what machine and deep learning tool interest you the most and let us know why in the comments below!

If you are interested in another tool used for machine and deep learning then let us know what in the comments below as well!

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gecoz over 5 years ago +2

I choose Tensorflow, because I believe it is still the most comprehensive open source library available, although lately I have been keeping an eye on PyTorch too... Fabio
skywalker1211 over 5 years ago +1

i like keras. easy to use, and lot examples for reference. also, cuda is a must, training a network without cuda is a pain.
wolfgangfriedrich over 5 years ago +1

Other. I still have not mastered Brain 1.0 yet and don't want to outsource the learning just yet.

paj over 5 years ago

I Chose to learn about tensorflow because there is a large amount of tutorials available. I’m currently working through the Udacity course which so far I am enjoying.
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fmilburn over 5 years ago

Keras / Tensorflow: good training material and documentation, powerful and widely used
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wolfgangfriedrich over 5 years ago

Other. I still have not mastered Brain 1.0 yet and don't want to outsource the learning just yet.
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gecoz over 5 years ago

I choose Tensorflow, because I believe it is still the most comprehensive open source library available, although lately I have been keeping an eye on PyTorch too...

Fabio
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genebren over 5 years ago

I have written image processing application from scratch (in c++) for a couple of commercial life sciences instruments. At the time, there were no open source libraries available (at least not that I was aware of).
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skywalker1211 over 5 years ago

i like keras. easy to use, and lot examples for reference.
also, cuda is a must, training a network without cuda is a pain.
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ankur608 over 5 years ago

TPUs, Tensors, and TensorFlow....

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Sean_Miller over 5 years ago

I chose Caffe solely because I saw it referenced from the Texas Insruments AI docs I was researching for the BBAI. To date, I'm not familiar with any of them, but I figure if TI has them part of their overall AI Learning workflow, it's probably a good place to start for me.

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