Hey folks,
My colleague Nicolas Azevedo just wrote a pretty comprehensive article about Python libraries for AI and Machine Learning. It covers a bunch of stuff from basic data wrangling with Pandas and NumPy to the heavy hitters like TensorFlow and PyTorch.
I thought it was a solid overview, especially how it breaks down when you might use one library over another. Like, when you'd reach for TensorFlow vs PyTorch, that kind of thing.
Anyway, I'm curious:
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What's your favorite Python library for AI/ML stuff?
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Any libraries you think don't get enough love?
Here's the link if you want to check it out: https://www.scalablepath.com/python/python-libraries-machine-learning
[D] A hand-picked selection of the best Python ML Libraries of 2021
skweak is very very interesting, thanks for the list
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Docopt needs to be replaced with docopt-ng. Stars aren't everything. Docopt-ng is docopt, but with testing, bug fixes, and useful error messages.
PyQt and PySide should be on there before quiet a few other libraries on there. I'd even let wxPython on.
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