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Update AI Frameworks chapter #611

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profvjreddi opened this issue Jan 14, 2025 · 0 comments
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Update AI Frameworks chapter #611

profvjreddi opened this issue Jan 14, 2025 · 0 comments
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The current chapter on AI frameworks was written in a bit of a haste when teaching class, thinking of reworking it with the following outline.

  1. Introduction to AI Frameworks

    • What are AI frameworks?
    • Importance in machine learning systems.
  2. Overview of Popular Frameworks

    • Briefly introduce TensorFlow, PyTorch, and others.
    • Key features and differences.
  3. Specialized Framework Variants

    • Discuss TensorFlow Lite, TensorFlow Lite Micro, etc. (could use PyTorch too!)
    • Use cases and reasons for these variants.
  4. Performance Optimization

    • How frameworks leverage hardware like GPUs and TPUs.
    • Techniques for enhancing performance.
    • Show performance data
  5. Ecosystem and Tooling

    • Overview of supportive tools and libraries.
    • How these tools integrate with the frameworks.
  6. Interoperability and Deployment

    • Basics of model deployment and cross-framework compatibility.
  7. Case Studies and Examples

    • Practical examples and real-world scenarios.
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