On October 4 in San Jose, CA, USA, the Embedded Vision Alliancewill host a one-day training class on Google’s TensorFlow deep learningframework, and how to use this to develop deep learning computer visionapplications.
TensorFlow is an open-source framework for deep learning created by Google that has seen a rise in popularity as of late. Its powerful syntax, according to the Embedded Vision Alliance, allows for distributed computation, improved efficiency, and modularization, enabling developers to turn high-level designs into the low-level mathematical operations required for machine learning algorithms.
The full-day event will feature in-depth sessions on how to use TensorFlow for deep learning-based computer vision applications through a combination of lectures, examples, and hands-on cloud-based laboratory exercisers. The event will cover:
- An introduction to TensorFlow
- Neural networks in TensorFlow
- Object recognition in TensorFlow
- Training data and issues
- Open source CNN models
Attendees are expected to have a good understanding of Python and a basic knowledge of deep learning algorithms and concepts for computer vision. >>>View prerequisites here.
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