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Thanks for your comments. I have been using TF just about since the first public version and it is what I am used to. I have been thinking of switching to PyTor

Thanks for your comments. I have been using TF just about since the first public version and it is what I am used to. I have been thinking of switching to PyTorch, and I think I will take the plunge and tackle the PyTorch learning curve.

cs702 7y ago
Having transitioned from TF to PyTorch for both research and production, I can tell you the learning curve is pretty mild. At first, PyTorch will feel like "Numpy on accelerated hardware with built-in backprop and DL/ML facilities." And like Numpy, it will quickly become second nature and get out of your way. Good luck with the transition!