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Yeah, since the release of TF2 in 2019 they're a lot more similar. PT is still more pythonic and easier to debug, but TF has a way better industry infrastructur

Yeah, since the release of TF2 in 2019 they're a lot more similar. PT is still more pythonic and easier to debug, but TF has a way better industry infrastructure. The documentation is comically similar though! lol Have you checked out Google's Coral devices? DL has definitely been abused for marketing purposes, but I think the lack of delivery had more to do with the fact that DL was progressing far faster than the tools around them which make their intelligence actionable. Part of this is because so many DL applications had to be delivered in a SaaS way, when local AI makes much more sense for a lot of applications. I think the TF -> TFLite -> Coral Device pipeline has the potential to revolutionize a LOT of industries.

axegon_ 5y ago
Now that you mention it Coral products are the only thing still of some interest to me. Though with so many alternatives around I'm not completely sure they are justified. Say the SBC - even though it is relatively smaller, it's still more expensive than the Jetson which is in a different category in terms of specs. In all fairness I'm interested to get some opinions on the jetson since I have a project where it might come in handy(automotive related). I'm still on the fence as to what I want to use and if I should consider a USFF desktop computer and have an x86 at my disposal and avoid risking having to dig deep into some library when something goes wrong. The one thing that I'm keeping my eyes on are the M.2 Coral devices, though I personally have no use for them.
- mianos 5y ago
  Unless I missed something, I recently tried to buy a Coral. It was not available anywhere except a few places at 10X RRP. You can buy a Jetson easily. I just got one a few weeks ago. I have done the tutorials and they all work. They seem to be very well maintained. People I know said they never got the google Coral SDK working. Unfortunately they wouldn't give me their Corals. :(
  - axegon_ 5y ago
    Depends which of their products you are after and where you are located. At this very moment Mouser[1] has a very limited quantity in stock. [1] https://eu.mouser.com/c/?b=Coral https://eu.mouser.com/c/?b=Coral

axegon_ 5y ago

Now that you mention it Coral products are the only thing still of some interest to me. Though with so many alternatives around I'm not completely sure they are justified. Say the SBC - even though it is relatively smaller, it's still more expensive than the Jetson which is in a different category in terms of specs. In all fairness I'm interested to get some opinions on the jetson since I have a project where it might come in handy(automotive related). I'm still on the fence as to what I want to use and if I should consider a USFF desktop computer and have an x86 at my disposal and avoid risking having to dig deep into some library when something goes wrong. The one thing that I'm keeping my eyes on are the M.2 Coral devices, though I personally have no use for them.

mianos 5y ago
Unless I missed something, I recently tried to buy a Coral. It was not available anywhere except a few places at 10X RRP. You can buy a Jetson easily. I just got one a few weeks ago. I have done the tutorials and they all work. They seem to be very well maintained. People I know said they never got the google Coral SDK working. Unfortunately they wouldn't give me their Corals. :(
- axegon_ 5y ago
  Depends which of their products you are after and where you are located. At this very moment Mouser[1] has a very limited quantity in stock. [1] https://eu.mouser.com/c/?b=Coral https://eu.mouser.com/c/?b=Coral