Machine Learning with Tensorflow: A Deeper Look at Machine Learning with TensorFlow
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About this ebook
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 learning
- Main uses and benefits of machine learning
- How to get started with TensorFlow, installing and loading data
- Data flow graphs and basic TensorFlow expressions
- How to define your data flow graphs and how to use TensorBoard for data visualization
- Main TensorFlow operations and building tensors
- How to perform data transformation using different techniques
- How to build high performance data pipelines using TensorFlow Dataset framework
- How to create TensorFlow iterators
- Creating MNIST classifiers with one-hot transformation
Get this book NOW and learn how to do various machine learning tasks using TensorFlow!
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Machine Learning with Tensorflow - Frank Millstein
By Frank Millstein
WHAT IS IN THE BOOK?
INTRODUCTION
WHY MACHINE LEARNING?
MACHINE LEARNING APPROACH
USES OF MACHINE LEARNING
MACHINE LEARNING, DEEP LEARNING AND DATA MINING
MACHINE LEARNING METHODS
THE BENEFITS OF MACHINE LEARNING
CHAPTER 1: GETTING STARTED WITH TENSORFLOW
INSTALLING TENSORFLOW
DATA FLOW GRAPHS
SIMPLE TENSORFLOW EXPRESSIONS
DEFINING COMPUTATIONAL GRAPHS
VISUALIZING THE COMPUTATIONAL GRAPHS USING TENSORBOARD
CHAPTER 2: BUILDING TENSORS IN TENSORFLOW
TENSOR OPERATIONS
MATRIX OPERATIONS
DATA TRANSFORMATION
DATA SEGMENTATION
SEQUENCE UTILITY METHODS
CHAPTER 3: ALGORITHMS FOR CLASSIFYING DATA
K-NEAREST NEIGHBORS
LINEAR REGRESSION
CHAPTER 4: BUILDING HIGH PERFORMANCE DATA PIPELINES
TENSORFLOW DATASET FRAMEWORK
CREATING ITERATORS
SETTING TENSORFLOW OPERATIONS
DATASET MANIPULATION
ZIPPING DATASETS
CHAPTER 5: CREATING MNIST CLASSIFIERS
LOADING DATA
ONE-HOT TRANSFORMATION
EXTRACTING DATA
LOSS FUNCTION AND OPTIMIZATION
PREDICTION ACCURACY
MODEL TRAINING
LAST WORDS
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INTRODUCTION
Machine learning arguably is the basis for some of the most exciting data analytics careers out there today. It is no wonder why you are interested in learning more about this dynamic topic. The main benefit of machine learning techniques is that the models that are created able to make countless predictions of many real-world problems. They can utilize huge datasets on their own without the need to be explicitly programmed by humans.
Data scientists need to have several skills such as knowing the basic tools such as those of Python that we are going to cover here in the book. You must learn how to work with difficult or messy data. Fortunately, Python will help you deal with data munging. You must also learn about data visualization and, of course, learn how to perform hands-on machine learning techniques and algorithms that will help you sort out and organization massive amounts of datasets into workable formats.
Machine learning has great functionality which helps software, or a machine perform different tasks without requiring human intercession for programming. Machine learning is considered a field of artificial intelligence that involves statistical techniques such as deep learning or neural networks. Machine learning is mainly powered by different algorithmic models, which are trained to recognize different patterns obtained in the data such as images, text, speech or logs.
Access to the great amounts of data present and computing powers are the most important preconditions for success. Machine learning has risen in the past several years becoming one of the main data analytics tools.
Examples of machine learning techniques and algorithms abound in many everyday experiences. One of the basic examples of machine learning is the auto-completition of addresses, keywords or names in search fields. This same concept can be easily applied to more complex cases as well. For instance, across different industries, machine learning is commonly used to look for different keywords in bulk numbers of emails or text documents.
Moreover, machine learning techniques are used