> The Stack Overflow graph doesn't seem to show what they say it does? I'm guessing you're referring to this? > PyTorch is still growing, while TensorFlow’s

> The Stack Overflow graph doesn't seem to show what they say it does? I'm guessing you're referring to this? > PyTorch is still growing, while TensorFlow’s growth has stalled. Graph from StackOverflow trends (https://insights.stackoverflow.com/trends?tags=pytorch%2Ctensorflow%2Ckeras https://insights.stackoverflow.com/trends?tags=pytorch%2Cten...) Graph seems to confirm what they are saying, in terms of questions asked on Stack Overflow. Number of PyTorch questions are growing, number of TensorFlow questions have plateaued and maybe even shrinking, but bit early to tell. I wouldn't necessarily say that growing/shrinking number of questions on Stackoverflow means a project is less/more popular than another, can be because of number of factors (more experienced developers, better documentation, better support channels via some other platform, and so on), so I don't think the conclusion is 100% on spot. But at least the graph accurately describes what it's supposed to describe.