February 22, 2020

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TensorFlow.js: Bringing machine learning to JavaScript

TensorFlow.js: Bringing machine learning to JavaScript

JavaScript is the most widely used programming language in the world, and with TensorFlow.js, you can bring the power of TensorFlow and machine learning to your JavaScript application. Sandeep Gupta and Joseph Paul Cohen introduce the TensorFlow.js library and showcase the amazing possibilities of combining machine learning with JavaScript-based web, mobile, and server-side applications.
Talk Title TensorFlow.js: Bringing machine learning to JavaScript
Speakers Sandeep Gupta (Google), Joseph Paul Cohen (Mila
Conference O’Reilly TensorFlow World
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Location Santa Clara, California
Date October 28-31, 2019
URL Talk Page
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JavaScript is the most widely used programming language in the world, and with TensorFlow.js, you can bring the power of TensorFlow and machine learning to your JavaScript application. Sandeep Gupta and Joseph Paul Cohen introduce the TensorFlow.js library and showcase the amazing possibilities of combining machine learning with JavaScript-based web, mobile, and server-side applications.

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