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Machine Learning with Tensorflow: A Deeper Look at Machine Learning with TensorFlow - cover

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Machine Learning with Tensorflow: A Deeper Look at Machine Learning with TensorFlow

Frank Millstein

Publisher: Frank Millstein

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Summary

TensorFlow is a powerful open source software library for performing various numerical data flow graphs. With its powerful resources, TensorFlow is perfect for machine learning enthusiasts offering plenty of workspace where you can improve your machine learning techniques and build your own machine learning algorithms.Thanks to its capability, in recent times TensorFlow definitely has made its way into the software mainstream, so everyone who is interested in machine learnings definitely should considers getting hands on TensorFlow practices.With this book as your guide, you will get your hands on TensorFlow machine learning techniques, learn how to perform different neural network operations, learn how to deal with massive datasets and finally build your first machine learning model for data classification. 
Here Is a Preview of What You'll Learn Here…What is machine learningMain uses and benefits of machine learningHow to get started with TensorFlow, installing and loading dataData flow graphs and basic TensorFlow expressionsHow to define your data flow graphs and how to use TensorBoard for data visualizationMain TensorFlow operations and building tensorsHow to perform data transformation using different techniquesHow to build high performance data pipelines using TensorFlow Dataset frameworkHow to create TensorFlow iteratorsCreating MNIST classifiers with one-hot transformation 
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Available since: 10/20/2019.

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