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TFlearn is a flexible and clear deep learning framework that operates on top of TensorFlow. Its primary aim is to offer a more user-friendly API for TensorFlow, which accelerates the experimentation process while ensuring complete compatibility and clarity with the underlying framework. The library provides an accessible high-level interface for developing deep neural networks, complete with tutorials and examples for guidance. It facilitates rapid prototyping through its modular design, which includes built-in neural network layers, regularizers, optimizers, and metrics. Users benefit from full transparency regarding TensorFlow, as all functions are tensor-based and can be utilized independently of TFLearn. Additionally, it features robust helper functions to assist in training any TensorFlow graph, accommodating multiple inputs, outputs, and optimization strategies. The graph visualization is user-friendly and aesthetically pleasing, offering insights into weights, gradients, activations, and more. Moreover, the high-level API supports a wide range of contemporary deep learning architectures, encompassing Convolutions, LSTM, BiRNN, BatchNorm, PReLU, Residual networks, and Generative networks, making it a versatile tool for researchers and developers alike.
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TorchMetrics comprises over 90 implementations of metrics designed for PyTorch, along with a user-friendly API that allows for the creation of custom metrics. It provides a consistent interface that enhances reproducibility while minimizing redundant code. The library is suitable for distributed training and has undergone thorough testing to ensure reliability. It features automatic batch accumulation and seamless synchronization across multiple devices. You can integrate TorchMetrics into any PyTorch model or utilize it within PyTorch Lightning for added advantages, ensuring that your data aligns with the same device as your metrics at all times. Additionally, you can directly log Metric objects in Lightning, further reducing boilerplate code. Much like torch.nn, the majority of metrics are available in both class-based and functional formats. The functional versions consist of straightforward Python functions that accept torch.tensors as inputs and yield the corresponding metric as a torch.tensor output. Virtually all functional metrics come with an equivalent class-based metric, providing users with flexible options for implementation. This versatility allows developers to choose the approach that best fits their coding style and project requirements.
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