Google发布的第二代深度学习系统TensorFlow
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在Jupyter Notebook环境中使用Python和TensorFlow 2.0创建、执行、修改和共享机器学习应用程序。这本书打破了编程机器学习应用程序的任何障碍，通过使用Jupyter Notebook而不是文本编辑器或常规IDE。
您将从学习如何使用Jupyter笔记本来改进使用Python编程的方式开始。在获得一个良好的基础与Python工作在木星的笔记本，你将深入什么是TensorFlow，它如何帮助机器学习爱好者，以及如何解决它提出的挑战。在此过程中，使用Jupyter笔记本创建的示例程序允许您应用本书前面的概念。
那些刚接触机器学习的人可以通过这些简单的程序来学习基本技能。本书末尾的术语表提供了常见的机器学习和Python关键字和定义，使学习更加容易。
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程序在Python和TensorFlow 解决机器学习的基本障碍 在Jupyter Notebook环境中发展
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理想的机器学习和深度学习爱好者谁对Python编程感兴趣使用Tensorflow 2.0在Jupyter 笔记本应用程序。了解一些机器学习概念和Python编程(使用Python version 3)的基本知识会很有帮助。
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【301页pdf】Machine Learning Concepts with Python and the Jupyter Notebook Environment Using Tensorflow 2.0
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Federated Learning (FL) has emerged as a promising technique for edge devices to collaboratively learn a shared prediction model, while keeping their training data on the device, thereby decoupling the ability to do machine learning from the need to store the data in the cloud. However, FL is difficult to implement and deploy in practice, considering the heterogeneity in mobile devices, e.g., different programming languages, frameworks, and hardware accelerators. Although there are a few frameworks available to simulate FL algorithms (e.g., TensorFlow Federated), they do not support implementing FL workloads on mobile devices. Furthermore, these frameworks are designed to simulate FL in a server environment and hence do not allow experimentation in distributed mobile settings for a large number of clients. In this paper, we present Flower (https://flower.dev/), a FL framework which is both agnostic towards heterogeneous client environments and also scales to a large number of clients, including mobile and embedded devices. Flower's abstractions let developers port existing mobile workloads with little overhead, regardless of the programming language or ML framework used, while also allowing researchers flexibility to experiment with novel approaches to advance the state-of-the-art. We describe the design goals and implementation considerations of Flower and show our experiences in evaluating the performance of FL across clients with heterogeneous computational and communication capabilities.
