For trying out deep learning, or build on existing models, pytorch or keras may be easier to grasp. But when making new models that involves a lot of math, the Theano/Tensorflow is more helpful IMO.
For trying out deep learning, or build on existing models, pytorch or keras may be easier to grasp. But when making new models that involves a lot of math, the Theano/Tensorflow is more helpful IMO.
For using models it may note matter that much (though, again read YOLO in TF and PyTorch and then decide which is cleaner :)).
For new models which go beyond a standard ConvNet/LSTM... well, PyTorch is heaven, Theano sounds like a torture.
YOLO is a quite standard feed-forward model in my opinion. I mean the math part, which I am more concerned with.
I have never used Theano before, my idea from it is that Tensorflow followed its static graph approach.
If data and model are mixed, it often resort to line-by-line debugging to zone out the real problem, which often takes more time.