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Choosing the right Deep Learning Framework: A Deep Learning Approach

Talkat PyCon UK 2019 · 2019-09-13..09-17· [machine-learning, python]
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Collected ~9,000 Jupyter notebooks from GitHub labeled by whether they reference TensorFlow or PyTorch, creating a dataset split ~57% TensorFlow / ~43% PyTorch; models compare 57 million parameters bag‑of‑words networks vs 5 million parameters text‑embedding networks, where embedding cuts epoch time from 420s to <60s and raises accuracy; Fleiss kappa ≈ 0.87; a Flask front end and published GitHub repo let users upload notebooks to get framework predictions.

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 0:35IBM Data Science Community
  3. 1:05Which Deep Learning Framework Should I be Using
  4. 2:07Deep Learning Framework Content
  5. 3:12subjectivity and anecdotal evidence
  6. 4:18agenda
  7. 5:03what is a deep learning framework
  8. 5:26why use a deep learning framework
  9. 6:43tensorflow
  10. 8:15case study
  11. 9:02PITorch
  12. 9:38Pokemon Gang
  13. 10:03Tensorflow vs Pie Charts
  14. 10:34Deep Learning Scale Example
  15. 10:47Deep Learning Framework
  16. 11:22PI Github
  17. 11:56Notebooks
  18. 13:02Dataset Stats
  19. 14:30Data Preprocessing
  20. 15:41Text Embedding
  21. 17:07Models
  22. 18:21Results
  23. 21:15Resources
  24. 23:20Github
  25. 24:18Data Science Community
  26. 24:45Call for Code
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