PyTorch or Tensorflow? Which Should YOU Learn!

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[dikshyakasaju]

So, true. However if you have good knowledge of building NN then a framework/library should not be a barrier as these are just tools and tools change over time.

[manuelnovella]

TensorFlow's name is way cooler. Period.

[Geomaverick]

I'd suggest learning TensorFlow first because it's backed by Google and has a certification behind it which will lead you to google's Data Engineer cert and Machine Learning Cert. Zerotomastery and Coursera have really good prep courses for tensorflow certification and pytorch for that matter

[rohanmahajan]

i will be learning pytorch because i cannot figure out how to install tensorflow 🤣

[morgomi]

I learned tf & torch very well and confidently entered an interview.
Interview question:
-Please write "xx" from scratch without using torch/tf :D

[NomadicBrian]

Just keep learning. When I'm not on a contract I'm learning and training. Doing PyTorch myself. I have C#.NET, Java, Python, Angular and React. When I started I did COBOL, DB2, CICS, JCL on mainframes.

[himitesolaymane]

the best thing to do is creating your own neural network from scratch

[spencersedano]

i am currently learning pytorch. I checked the job requirements, they ask you both. I think when I get proficient with PyTorch, I will be able to pick up Tensorflow as well.

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[Sameer-dnh]

hi Nicholas,
I’m a fresher and just starting to learn PyTorch. I’m currently working on concepts like building neural networks, loss functions, gradient descent, and backpropagation. However, I’m struggling to keep up with the syntax. Could you suggest the best way to learn PyTorch and make notes for the actual Python syntax? Any tips or resources for beginners would be really helpful!

[codewithbrogs]

How did you learn what you needed to know for deep learning? Can you provide a roadmap

[ProgrammingCradle]

Totally agree with you Nic... Also, its fun to see how different frameworks work... 😁

[ultankearns]

I'm planning on learning both :) Thanks for the video seems like good practical advice

[sriramgangadhar]

Small help, pls make a video on how to start learning the framework since framework like tensorflow are huge. Pls consider

[Mythical.History]

I'm a beginner. I don't know where to start

[bennettzug]

pytorch is like 10x more common atp and only gaining ground. that + jax are what you should learn. tensorflow's basically dead

[bladesskate]

I am a beginner wanting to learn computer vision, I did some basic projects in open cv, yolo. Now I want to go in-depth in either tensor flow/Pytorch what should i choose ?

[bitsbard]

This content is insightful. A matching book would be my suggestion if you're invested in this topic. "From Bytes to Consciousness: A Comprehensive Guide to Artificial Intelligence" by Stuart Mills

[yolow]

How do even plan this thing 🤔
Any recommendations for libraries to learning after python . Would be helpful

[alexjohnson]

In 2023?
ONNX should be used in most cases unless or until a better open standard arrives.