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I like the fact that the C++ API now has the same features as the Python one. It was hard to find good C++ based NN libraries up to 2 - 4 years ago. The likes o
by dynamite-ready 6y ago
I like the fact that the C++ API now has the same features as the Python one. It was hard to find good C++ based NN libraries up to 2 - 4 years ago. The likes of Tensorflow had a C++ API, but the documentation was odd. Now that Facebook and Google (with Tensorflow) appear to be committed to maintaining well documented C++ API's for their ML projects, perhaps it might draw a few people away from using Python for this work.
While it's a notoriously verbose language, your deployment options do increase with C++, and you also get type safety, which seems like a good thing for ML work.
- M5x7wI3CmbEem10 6y agoso TF is catching up to PT?
- dynamite-ready 6y agoThe last milestone TF release made the Keras API part of its core which I thought was a pretty smart move. But I don't write enough NN code to make a decent judge of how useful that decision will prove to be. I just know I prefer the docs and examples for PT.