TensorFlow.js 2.0
In TensorFlow.js 2.x, the only breaking change will be moving the CPU and WebGL backends from tfjs-core into their own NPM packages (tfjs-backend-cpu and tfjs-backend-webgl respectively). While today these are included by default, we want to make tfjs-core as modular and lean as possible.
TensorFlow.js 3.0
In this release, we will have fully modularized all our ops and kernels (backend specific implementations of the math behind an operation). This will allow tree shakers in bundlers like WebPack, Rollup, and Closure Compiler to do better dead-code elimination and produce smaller bundles. We will move to a dynamic gradient and kernel registration scheme as well as provide tooling to aid in creating custom bundles that only contain kernels for a given model or TensorFlow.js program. We will also start shipping ES2017 bundles by default. Users who need to deploy to browsers that only support earlier versions can transpile down to their desired target.
What does this mean for me as a user?
If you are using the union package (i.e. @tensorflow/tfjs), we anticipate the changes will be minimal. In order to support ease of use in getting started with tfjs, we want the default use of the union package to remain close to what it is today. For users who want smaller production oriented bundles, you will need to change your code to take advantage of ES2015 modules to import only the ops (and other functionality) you would like to end up in your bundle. In addition, we will provide command-line tooling to enable builds that only load and register the kernels used by the models/programs you are deploying.
What benefit do I get?
Production oriented users will be able to opt into writing code that results in smaller more optimized builds. Other users will still be able to use the union package pretty much as is, but will not get the advantage of the smallest builds possible. Dynamic gradient and kernel registration will make it easier to implement custom kernels and gradients for researchers and other advanced users.
链接地址：https://blog.tensorflow.org/2020/04/upcoming-changes-to-tensorflowjs.html