
This video provides an overview of the entire course.
How to setup TensorFlow on your system and why is there a need to learn Deep Learning using TensorFlow?
It is important to understand the purpose behind starting with Deep Learning, which is accompanied by TensorFlow installation.
Understand why deep learning started being widely used
Understand data scientist definition of TensorFlow
Install the TensorFlow
How to build the base for TensorFlow?
It is usually hard to follow the official TensorFlow documentation so with the description in the video it becomes way easier to learn.
Introduce the different aspects of TensorFlow
Learn with step by step implementation of basics
Build the base for progressing further
Why is there a need to visualize the TensorFlow computation graph and scalers?
TensorBoard as a visualization tool becomes quite important in case of longer training runs and to understand the computational graph being created using the TensorFlow code, so it is explained in detail here.
Start with introducing the need for TensorBoard
Start implementation for logging the log summary
Trigger the TensorBoard and achieve our target
In this video, we start by importing the Wisconsin state breast cancer dataset
Import sklearn and TensorFlow libraries
Import the dataset
Create three sets – training, validation, and testing
Add the hidden layers to the network, with dropout and fully connected output layer to build the computational graph of your Neural Network.
Create the placeholders for to hold data
Add layers using fully connected layers functionality of TensorFlow
Add global variables initializer for initializing all the variables
Using AdamOptimizer we minimize the loss function, which gets us the best mathematical equation for getting the desired output.
Create the loss function
Create the optimization function
Minimize the loss using the optimizer
We use our network that we built to predict whether the cancer cells are benign or not.
Evaluate the loss until the model has trained properly
Evaluate the model on validation dataset
Test it on the test dataset and get the results
In this video we will import the two datasets, first is the MNIST handwritten dataset and the second one is the face dataset.
Import NumPy and TensorFlow libraries
Import the datasets
Create three sets – training, validation and testing
We will learn about the convolution to get nice images that our model can learn from the pattern.
Understand the CNN architecture
Start coding the convolution and pooling layers
Connect these layers with the fully connected layer
In this video, we will calculate loss and optimize the CNN.
Use cross entropy function to calculate loss
Create the optimization function
Minimize the loss using the optimizer
In this video, we will be creating our face recognition system.
Modify the previous computational graph with different variables shapes
Define convolution and pooling layers
Train the network
Getting to know about how the recurrent Neural Network architecture works.
Understand the basics
Get to know the architecture
Advanced technical aspects
Learn to implement RNN using TensorFlow.
Import the RNN cell from TensorFlow
Learn about BasicRNN and MultiRNN cell
Understand what kind of architectures RNN can be built into
Applying the RNN knowledge on riverflow level dataset.
Create the computational graph
Train the network
Predict the riverflow levels
Applying the LSTM knowledge on binary representations.
Create the computational graph
Train the network
Predict the decimal number of the binary representation
Here we will learn about the autoencoders
View the autoencoder architecture
Understand the purpose of the autoencoder
Explore the applications of auto encoders
This video focuses on how to construct the network.
Load the dataset
Create linear autoencoder network
Plot the reduced dimensional data
Here we will see the steps to construct the network for representation on MNIST dataset using stacked auto encoder.
Load the MNIST dataset
Stack the autoencoder
Plot the input and the encoded images
We will build deep autoencoder with TensorFlow to reduce the latent space of the LFW face dataset.
Load the dataset
Create the deep autoencoder network
Train the autoencoder so as to minimize the loss
Understand the architecture of GANs with properly understanding all the components of it.
View the autoencoder architecture
Clear your concepts about GANs
Explore the applications of auto encoders
Download the dataset and explore what this dataset is about.
Explore the dataset on the Microsoft portal
Download the dataset
Set it up to use a single person trajectory dataset
Start coding the generator and discriminators which are core components of GANs.
Use variable scope for each of them
Create a method each for both
Add layers to each of them so that you have two Neural Networks
We will train GANs with TensorFlow to generate synthetic GPS trajectories.
Create the computational graph
Train the model
Visualize the synthetic trajectories with the actual trajectories
This video will give you an overview about the course.
The aim of this video is to go through the installation processes.
Install CUDA and cuDNN drivers
Install Anaconda and TensorFlow GPU version
Install and Setup Google Cloud and run MNIST TensorFlow GPU example
The aim of this video is to get introduced to Deep Learning and Keras.
Explore Deep Learning
Explore Keras and go through the Installation steps
Take a look at the Deep learning Model frameworks using Keras
The aim of this video is to learn about Keras backends.
Learn how to switch among the Keras backends
Explore Abstract Keras backends
Learn the use for abstract to Keras backend functions
The aim of this video is to learn how to design and compile a model.
Discuss the difference between Functional API and Sequential Class
Learn the Special Use cases of Functional API
Design and Compile a Model
The aim of this video is to learn about training, evaluation and prediction of a model.
Explore the techniques for training the Model
Explore the techniques for Evaluating a model
Use Predict method
The aim of this video is to learn about the Augmentation technique.
Learn about Data Augmentation and Image Augmentation
Apply data augmentation using ImageDataGenerator() and fit_generator()
Explore the implementation with an example
The aim of this video is to learn about the transfer learning and data augmentation techniques.
Learn about Transfer learning and implement it
Explore the parameters
Plot the training and validation accuracy
The aim of this video is to get started with Tensorflow
Learn why Tensorflow
Explore the key concepts to build a computational graph
Get started with an example
The aim of this video is to learn how to use TensorBoard
Explore the Benefits of TensorBoard
Get to know how to setup
Get started with an example
The aim of this video is to learn about the different Parallelism techniques.
Explore differences between Data parallelism and Model Parallelism
Study the goal of Parallelization
Explore the differences between Synchronous and Asynchronous
The aim of this video is to learn how to build distributed models using TensorFlow using the Parallelism techniques.
Set up Clusters and Servers
Setup a Managed Session and replicate a computational graph across devices
Set up a device placement
The aim of this video is to create a distributed model using Keras and TensorFlow.
Call Keras layers on TensorFlow tensors
Export a model with TensorFlow serving
Build a model with the use of an example
The aim of this video is to get introduced to serving model in the Cloud.
Know more about Dataset
Explore Higher level TensorFlow approach
Explore Google cloud platform
The aim of this video is to get introduced to Google Cloud Machine Learning Engine.
Explore the Data Science process
Explore the use of Google Cloud Machine Learning Engine
Get when to use a Google Cloud Machine Learning Engine
The aim of this video is to cover TensorFlow's latest approach to training, evaluation and prediction.
Learn about Feature Columns and its benefits
Learn about Estimators and its benefits.
Follow the steps to transform data with Feature Columns and Estimators
The aim of this video is to learn how to represent data in TensorFlow.
Study the types of Feature Columns in detail
Implement these types with the use of an example in the code
This video will teach you in detail about TensorFlow Estimators.
Define Estimators
Review premade Estimators
Run an Estimator example
The aim of this video is to create data input pipelines.
Learn how to use TensorFlow datasets
Create your Input pipeline
Run your pipeline
In this video we'll learn the steps to set up our estimator to read in the feature columns and also the input function that have been defined.
Define your model and architecture
Add model training and evaluation specifications
Run your model using train_and_evaluate function
The aim of this video is to learn to package your model and make it ready for Google Cloud Machine Learning.
Setup the package directory structure
Set up the required files for Python package
Run the package in the command line
The aim of this video is to learn how to perform distributed training with Google Cloud ML Engine.
Move your training and evaluation files to Google Cloud storage
Setup environmental variables and submit job to run training and evaluation
Review results and logs using TensorBoard and Stack driver
The aim of this video is to learn the use of hyperparameter tuning in the Cloud.
Know why to tune your models and explore the benefits of Google Cloud Hyper Tune
Setup hyper parameter specific files and run our hyperparameter job
Visualize results in TensorBoard
This video will help you learn to deploy your model for prediction.
Get introduced to TensorFlow Serving and know its benefits
Define serving input function, run model and locate export
Deploy model v1 and test with JSON
The aim of this video is to learn to create prediction API.
Get introduced to API Discovery Service and know its benefits
Authenticate via GoogleCredentials and build representation of the Cloud machine Learning API
Form and send a prediction API request
This video will summarize what you've learnt throughout this section.
Review and get briefed about all the topics covered
This video will summarize what you’ve learnt throughout this course.
Review and get briefed about all the sections covered
Deep learning is the intersection of statistics, artificial intelligence, and data to build accurate models. With deep learning going mainstream, making sense of data and getting accurate results using deep networks is possible. Tensorflow is Google’s popular offering for machine learning and deep learning. It has become a popular choice of tool for performing fast, efficient, and accurate deep learning. TensorFlow is one of the most comprehensive libraries for implementing deep learning.
This comprehensive 2-in-1 course is your step-by-step guide to exploring the possibilities in the field of deep learning, making use of Google's TensorFlow. You will learn about convolutional neural networks, and logistic regression while training models for deep learning to gain key insights into your data with the help of insightful examples that you can relate to and show how these can be exploited in the real world with complex raw data. You will also learn how to scale and deploy your deep learning models on the cloud using tools and frameworks such as asTensorFlow, Keras, and Google Cloud MLE. This learning path presents the implementation of practical, real-world projects, teaching you how to leverage TensorFlow’s capabilities to perform efficient deep learning.
This training program includes 2 complete courses, carefully chosen to give you the most comprehensive training possible.
The first course, Hands-on Deep Learning with TensorFlow, is designed to help you overcome various data science problems by using efficient deep learning models built in TensorFlow. You will begin with a quick introduction to TensorFlow essentials. You will then learn deep neural networks for different problems and explore the applications of convolutional neural networks on two real datasets. You will also learn how autoencoders can be used for efficient data representation. Finally, you will understand some of the important techniques to implement generative adversarial networks.
The second course, Applied Deep Learning with TensorFlow and Google Cloud AI, will help you get the most out of TensorFlow and Keras to accelerate the training of your deep learning models and deploy your model at scale on the Cloud. Tools and frameworks such as TensorFlow, Keras, and Google Cloud MLE are used to showcase the strengths of various approaches, trade-offs, and building blocks for creating, training and evaluating your distributed deep learning models with GPU(s) and deploying your model to the Cloud. You will learn how to design and train your deep learning models and scale them out for larger datasets and complex neural network architectures on multiple GPUs using Google Cloud ML Engine. You will also learn distributed techniques such as how parallelism and distribution work using low-level TensorFlow and high-level TensorFlow APIs and Keras.
By the end of this Learning Path, you will be able to develop, train, and deploy your models using TensorFlow, Keras, and Google Cloud Machine Learning Engine.
Meet Your Expert(s):
We have the best work of the following esteemed author(s) to ensure that your learning journey is smooth:
Salil Vishnu Kapur is a Data Science Researcher at the Institute for Big Data Analytics, Dalhousie University. He is extremely passionate about machine learning, deep learning, data mining, and Big Data analytics. Currently working as a Researcher at Deep Vision and prior to that worked as a Senior Analyst at Capgemini for around 3 years with these technologies. Prior to that Salil was an intern at IIT Bombay through the FOSSEE Python TextBook Companion Project and presently with the Department of Fisheries and Transport Canada through Dalhousie University.
Christian Fanli Ramsey is an applied data scientist at IDEO. He is currently working at Greenfield Labs a research center between IDEO and Ford that focuses on the future of mobility. His primary focus on understanding complex emotions, stress levels and responses by using deep learning and machine learning to measure and classify psychophysiological signals.
Haohan Wang is a deep learning researcher. Her focus is using machine learning to process psychophysiological data to understand people’s emotions and mood states to provide support for people’s well-being. She has a background in statistics and finance and has continued her studies in deep learning and neurobiology.
Christian and Haohan together they make dyad machina and their focus area is at the interaction of deep learning and psychophysiology, which means they mainly focus on 2 areas:
- They want to help further intelligent systems to understand emotions and mood states of their users so they can react accordingly
- They also want to help people understand their emotions, stress responses, mood states and how they vary over time in order to help people become more emotionally aware and resilient