Julia provides no meaningful advantages. PyTorch and JAX are too good. For typical deep learning workloads, Julia will not easily have a speed advantage. Everything goes down to the same cuDNN kernels anyway.
Julia seems like an attempt at a better matlab, but the machine learning world moved to python first.
(Also 1-based indexing is almost as obnoxious as the 24/7 Julia shill brigade.)
Julia seems like an attempt at a better matlab, but the machine learning world moved to python first.
(Also 1-based indexing is almost as obnoxious as the 24/7 Julia shill brigade.)