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An observation when taking a step back: The discussion about deep learning frameworks seems almost as complicated as the Javascript framework discussions a coup
by ssivark 9y ago
An observation when taking a step back: The discussion about deep learning frameworks seems almost as complicated as the Javascript framework discussions a couple of years ago. Google and Facebook pushing their own frameworks (among other participants) also adds to the deja vu!
Why is the choice of framework such a big deal? Is it unreasonable to expect someone well-versed in one framework to be able to pick up another reasonably fast if/when collaborating with someone proficient in the latter ?
- laingc 9y agoTo answer your first question, I actually don't think it's a big deal. It may become important if you end up having a ton of models running in production that need to be maintained and further developed, but in general for new applications I would say that substantially less than 5% of your time would (should!) be spent actually writing any code.