TensorFlow from the ground up (ML Tech Talks)

[@mrdbourke]

Wow, this is an outstanding overview of TensorFlow & all it’s moving parts! Thank you

[@amirkhalesi5294]

Thanks Daniel for bringing us here

[@timogden9681]

Damn, this was a fantastic talk. I've been using Tensorflow for 3 years now and am a certified tensorflow developer and I feel like I learned so much about the lower-level stuff. Definitely not a talk for beginners to hop into but a fantastic resource for intermediate tf users who want to fill in the gaps. Great work and really good presentation!

[@rajeshv1203]

Excellent talk! I would say you should watch this once you've played around a bit in TF. Then it would be like looking back from a vantage point at a mountain road with lots of switch backs. Gives a sense of clarity.

[@vjt814]

I’m starting out in ML, is there any specific space I should look to for better understanding of this?

[@rajeshv1203]

@@vjt814 If you're looking to learn about ML/TF , I would suggest to check out some courses on Coursera or eDX. There are some beginners material on the official TF site too. Aurelion Geron's book 'Hands-on Machine Learning...' a good one too, if you can get hold of it. Good luck with your learning.

[@WhenThoughtsConnect]

Imagine having the ability to control speed and direction of wind fields to loft marbles to have them fall at the right time, and a game controller where you can deform to the shapes of the buttons (PCA) to catch all the marbles. and all the if statements that get triggered when a button gets pressed, throwing away the ones that give you the lower score o.o

[@fahemhamou6170]

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