From the article:<p>&gt; Within the last years, multiple Javascript frameworks were developed that can help you to create, train and use Neural Networks for different purposes.<p>Due to the popular discourse on how &#x27;unsuitable&#x27; JS is for anything but front-end development°, does anybody have any insight on how the efficiency of JS neural net libraries compares to that of the classic Python et al. tools? I&#x27;ve been trying to get started in neural nets for a while now, but am curious as to if learning it via JS will be a limiting factor that I will ultimately have to switch to a more efficient&#x2F;suited platform.<p>° Something that I do not agree with myself, as a Node.js and back-end JS developer