[rtkaratekid]

I did say I had a fantastic model with Tensorflow. I gave up after a while because I didn't have time to hack on that stuff. I wouldn't mind learning to and trying it out, but the nature of the small company meant I needed to find a solution sooner. Now I have comparable results with Pytorch and it's easier to work with. That's a win/win in my book.

[dchichkov]

Your original comment stated that you've explicitly had difficulty in installation: "So I get building that environment and install the latest CUDA, cuDNN, nvidia driver and use tensorflow 2.0 aaaaaand it wouldn't work. I actually spent a long time hacking on it till on a forum I read that it was just a bug that hadn't been fixed yet.".

I don't want to say anything encouraging or discouraging about TensorFlow. Just that it doesn't make much sence to make a judgement based on installation experience. Installing TensorFlow or PyTorch is a very small percentage of man-hours, compared to releasing a DNN to production.