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MJ here - founder of Autumn and creator of Leaf. I can give a quick comparison on Leaf vs. TensorFlow - although this might seem somewhat biased. We like what the Google engineers did on TensorFlow and share a lot of similar ideas on how future Machine Learning should be structured and implemented. Especially that in the end it is just a performant pipeline for numeric information processing. We feel that the biggest difference (besides the different stages of the project) is the language and the ecosystem that it embraces. We are strong believers in Rust and think that it might have good chances to succeed in the long run - which we outline in more detail in the Q&A[1]. Due to your question I would recommend picking up on the basic concepts of machine intelligence and then going with whatever ecosystem fits the task/stack. Might become s

It's unfortunate that just because Tensor Flow was released, you felt the need to replace references to deep learning (which is a somewhat well-defined application) by "machine intelligence" [1], which could mean so many things. Otherwise, it's great to see such initiatives in Rust. I'm unsure if there's an equivalent that implements more traditional ML algorithms (logistic regression, decision tree, random forest, SVM, etc.) [1] https://github.com/autumnai/leaf/commit/58bfa92abd5721eae116...