TensorFlow by Google: What is it and how do I know?

Google TensorFlow: Machine learning or Machine learning is a computing technology that has been evolving in recent years. This technology is used everywhere around us, from driving cars to predicting the stock market.TensorFlow

TensorFlow is a Google program based on machine learning and neural networks. Below we will look at exactly what can be used and how to learn to use it.

What is TensorFlow?

To explain what TensorFlow is, we must first understand what mechanical learning is. Mechanical learning and neural networks already affect our lives in much more ways than you think.

Machine learning could be said to be the process of teaching computers to learn how to analyze data and make informed decisions without being directly programmed to do so.
In order to do this, we train neural networks that can perform specific tasks.

TensorFlow is a Google open source neural network library developed by the Google Brain team for many uses. Essentially, TensorFlow eliminates the need to create a neural network from the start. So, once the base is in place, you can train TensorFlow with your own data and use the results you want.

Does it seem abstract to you? What you can do with a neural ; Let's look at some TensorFlow examples

Sorting pictures

Many tutorials for novice users use image classification to aid understanding. By feeding reference images to a neural network, the network can learn (mechanically) to predict whether a contains similar items.

To see this process in action, take a look at Darth Vader classifier by Siraj Raval.

This kind of assisted data sorting by it's incredibly powerful and not just in the way it's used in video. TensorFlow is already used in image analysis by biomedicine.

Almost every field based on the analysis of large amounts of image data can benefit from this technology. As shown in the official TensorFlow presentation video, it's used in medicine, art, Gmail, or wherever you can imagine.

Deep Photo Style Transfer

In addition to image sorting, TensorFlow can be used to dynamically change images. Deep Photo Style was developed by a team at University of Cornell. The project takes two different photos and creates a new style image from both original, with amazing results.

Magenta Music

What can you say about creating projects? ; With neural network libraries like TensorFlow, it can become a reality.
Magenta uses TensorFlow to create tools for musicians. Using deep learning, Magenta creates the right tools that musicians need for new sound mixing, and much more.

By creating improvised musical pieces created by the nervous network, the Magenta allows anyone to create unique and beautiful sounds without having any musical knowledge.

How to Learn TensorFlow

Machine learning is not easy. We need a good understanding of statistics, math, programming and general data science, as all of the above are necessary to teach a machine to "think" and make decisions. But TensorFlow offers lessons even for beginners. The official tutorials TensorFlow guides you step by step for every setting and every use.

Most of TensorFlow use the programming language . If you don't know it, there are many websites that can help you learn Python (Dive Into Python, Official Python Tutorial, TryPython ή LearnPython). If you already know JavaScript, TensorFlow has video tutorials for the TensorFlow.js library.

These lessons, along with Google's free mechanical learning, will help you understand every project.

TensorFlow is an incredibly powerful tool from the largest internet company. The decision to make it available as an open source makes technology accessible to everyone (those who are willing to learn).

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