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Not really, no. Over the past several years, JAX was used in only 3% of top publications. PyTorch in 60%. There's no trend to suggest that JAX has "reduced the

by ein0p 2y ago

Not really, no. Over the past several years, JAX was used in only 3% of top publications. PyTorch in 60%. There's no trend to suggest that JAX has "reduced the need" for anything, except for Google itself. https://paperswithcode.com/trends https://paperswithcode.com/trends

orf 2y ago
Not sure if publications are a good proxy for this - there’s definitely a selection bias there, and inertia.
- ein0p 2y ago
  Feel free to suggest a more reliable proxy if you don't like this one. What this means is your chance to find a person who knows/has experience with JAX are very low.