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It uses keras, which is obsolete. Nobody uses that thing anymore. Stay away from this.
by _giorgio_ 2y ago
It uses keras, which is obsolete. Nobody uses that thing anymore.
Stay away from this.
- 0xd1r 2y agoI suppose they are using keras because of its simplicity. But I agree, things have really moved on from keras.
- albertzeyer 2y agoI wonder about Keras 3. It's now backend independent again, like in the early days, and supports JAX, TensorFlow, or PyTorch. It's a nice thing if you defined your model and can then easily switch between the frameworks, right? Or no-one cares about that, and everyone just uses PyTorch?
- sva_ 2y agoI prefer PyTorch myself, but to call Keras obsolete is quite the stretch. Just because academia has largely moved on from it, doesn't mean nobody uses it. Also, the API isn't all that different from other libraries. The principles are the same.
- whiplash451 2y agoThe industry has also moved on from keras/tensorflow (apart from for legacy reasons). Google itself has moved on to JAX.
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