Tag: TensorFlow
The Top Twelve Open Source Projects of 2017
2017 has been a year in which open source software has flourished. This presentation offers a bird’s eye view of the past year’s best...
Keras: Building Deep Learning Applications with High Levels of Abstraction
Keras is a high-level API for neural networks. It is written in Python and its biggest advantage is its ability to run on top...
Google develops TensorFlow Serving library
Google has released a stable version of its TensorFlow Serving. The new open source library is designed to serve machine-learned models in a production...
Google develops an API to ease object detection integration
As machine learning is getting bigger with the addition of new technologies, Google is set to help the developer community by offering an API...
TensorFlow by Google brings power of machine learning to your applications
Building and training neural networks for machine learning was a herculean task till yesterday. While frameworks like Spark, Theano, Microsoft CNTK have already simplified...
Yahoo combines TensorFlow with Spark to offer deep learning on big...
Yahoo is in a move to bring distributed Google's deep learning innovation to the market of big data clusters through its open source framework...
TensorFlow RC 1.0 optimises machine learning on smartphones
Google’s open source deep learning framework TensorFlow has received a new release candidate update featuring full-blown features. The release candidate v1.0 of the framework...
IBM adds Google’s TensorFlow support to its AI platform
IBM is on the move to expand its artificial intelligence (AI) platform PowerAI by integrating native support for TensorFlow. Originally developed by Google, the...
TensorFlow brings self-driving to Mario Kart
While many automotive companies are striving to persuade customers with their self-driving concepts, open source software library for machine intelligence TensorFlow is bringing the...
Google releases Embedding Projector to visualise data bulk
When it comes to evaluating data, no one in this dot-com era can bring worthy results except Google. But now, the search giant is...
