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KERAS AND TENSORFLOW

BASICS

FOR ABSOLUTE BEGINNERS

BY

TAM SEL

KERAS

BASICS

FOR ABSOLUTE BEGINNERS

BY

TAM SEL

KERAS INTRO

Keras is an open-source high-level Neural Network library written in Python that can be used with Theano, TensorFlow, and CNTK.

Francois Chollet, a Google engineer, was the one who created it.

It has been made user-friendly, extensible, and scalable to allow for faster deep neural network exploration.

It not only supports individual Convolutional and Recurrent Networks, but also their combination.

It uses the Backend library to address low-level computations since it can't handle them.

The backend library wraps the low-level API in a high-level API, allowing it to run on TensorFlow, CNTK, or Theano.

It had over 4800 contributors when it first launched, and it now has over 250,000 developers.

It has expanded at a rate of 2X every year since its inception.

Microsoft, Google, NVIDIA, and Amazon have all made significant contributions to the growth of Keras.

It has a fantastic industry interaction and is used in the production of well-known companies such as Netflix, Uber, Google, Expedia, and others.

Keras is made up of three different backend engines:
TensorFlow

TensorFlow is a Google product that is one of the most well-known deep learning tools used in machine learning and deep neural network science.

It was released on November 9, 2015, under the Apache License 2.0. It's designed to run on a variety of CPUs and GPUs, as well as smartphone operating systems.

It's made up of wrappers written in different languages like Java, C++, and Python.

Theano

The MILA group created Theano at the University of Montreal in Quebec, Canada.

t is a free and open-source Python library that uses scipy and numpy to perform mathematical operations on multi-dimensional arrays.

It makes use of GPUs for faster computation and efficiently computes gradients by automatically constructing symbolic graphs.

It has proven to be particularly useful for unstable expressions, as it numerically observes them before computing them with more stable algorithms.

CNTK

Microsoft Cognitive Toolkit is an open-source platform for deep learning. It contains all of the basic building blocks needed to create a neural network.

The models are trained in C++ or Python, but the models are loaded in C# or Java to make predictions.

Installation of Keras library in Anaconda

You'll need Anaconda Distribution, which is funded by a company called Continuum Analytics, to install Keras.

Anaconda is an open-source and free distribution that offers a forum for Python and R languages. It is platform-agnostic, which means that it can be installed on any operating system, including MAC OS, Windows, and Linux, depending on the needs of the user. It has developed over 1500 Python/R packages that are needed for developing deep learning and machine learning models.

It comes with several IDEs, including Jupyter Notebook, Anaconda prompt, Spyder, and others, for fast Python installation.

It will automatically install Python with some features once it is installed.

Step 1: Get Anaconda Python.

To get Anaconda, go to one of your favorite browsers and type Download Anaconda Python into the search bar, or simply click on the link below.

The download section can be found at https://www.anaconda.com/distribution/#download-section .

When you click the first link youll be taken to the Anaconda download page - photo 1

When you click the first link, you'll be taken to the Anaconda download page, as shown below:

Anaconda is available for a variety of operating systems including Windows - photo 2

Anaconda is available for a variety of operating systems, including Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux.

You can get it by selecting one of the available choices for your operating system.

It will provide you with Python 2.7 and Python 3.7. Python 3.7 is the most recent update, so press the download button to get it.

After you select the download option, the download will begin automatically.

Step 2 Install Anaconda Python After the download is complete go to the - photo 3

Step 2: Install Anaconda Python.

After the download is complete, go to the download folder and double-click the Anaconda3-2019.03-Windows-x86 64.exe file.

The Anaconda installation setup window will pop up, and you'll need to click Next, as shown below:

Follow the instructions and install it Step 3 Create Environment After - photo 4

Follow the instructions and install it.

Step 3: Create Environment

After you've finished installing Anaconda, you'll need to create a new conda environment where you'll install all of the modules you'll need to design your models.

You can run Anaconda prompt as an administrator by searching for it in the search bar, clicking on it, and then selecting the first option, Run as administrator.

The next step is to build an atmosphere. To do so, type the following command into the anaconda prompt and hit enter.

Although deeplearning specifies the name of the environment, you can write whatever you want.

conda create --name deeplearning

Since this is a new environment you may need to repeat a few installations to - photo 5

Since this is a new environment, you may need to repeat a few installations to prevent the following error: When importing Keras, a ModuleNotFoundError occurred: No module called 'keras' was found.

So, you'll need to run two of the most important commands because jupyter and spyder aren't preinstalled when you build an area, so you'll need to run them.

To begin, run the jupyter command, which is as follows:

conda install jupyter

After that youll do the same with spyder conda install spyder For - photo 6

After that, you'll do the same with spyder.
conda install spyder

For visualization youll need to install Matplotlib The same procedure will - photo 7

For visualization, you'll need to install Matplotlib. The same procedure will be followed once more.
conda install matplotlib
Finally, you'll install pandas, which follows the same steps as before.
conda install pandas
Keras backends

Keras is a model-level library that provides high-level building blocks for deep learning models.

It relies on the backend engine, which is a well-specialized and optimized tensor manipulation library, rather than supporting low-level operations such as tensor products, convolutions, and so on.

Keras is not connected to a single library of a tensor. It solves the problem in a modular way by allowing several different back-end engines to be seamlessly integrated into Keras.

The following are the three backend implementations that are currently available:

TensorFlow:

This open-source platform for manipulating symbolic tensors was created by Google.

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