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A more fair comparison is KNet.jl which is a very worthy competitor to things like TensorFlow or PyTorch with comparable speed and roughly equivalent flexibilit
by eigenspace 6y ago
A more fair comparison is KNet.jl which is a very worthy competitor to things like TensorFlow or PyTorch with comparable speed and roughly equivalent flexibility. It's just not talked about as much by Julia people because what most Julia people really care about is the flexibility and composability of Flux, so they're willing to forgive it lagging a bit in raw performance (as long as they believe it'll catch up eventually).