TensorFlow Tutorial 2 - Tensor Basics

In this video we go through the most basic and essential tensor operations that really build the foundation to TensorFlow 2.0 and is important to know before moving on to building neural networks which we will start with in the next tutorial! :)

Knowledge in Linear Algebra is very important to have an easier time understanding many tensor operations we go through so I would view as a prerequisite. I think if you don't have that then this series by 3Blue1Brown can be helpful:

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OUTLINE:
0:00 - Introduction
0:48 - Imports
2:21 - Initialization methods for Tensors
8:34 - Casting to different types
9:36 - Mathematical Operations
15:16 - Indexing a Tensor
19:18 - Reshaping a Tensor
20:40 - Ending words

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[timecopTwo]

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[rocksneha]

It is called delta becuase in differenatial mathematics, delta x/delta y represents differential equation and delta represents 'difference'. So difference= step

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sorry to mention but you need to say that " x ** 5 " is NOT elementwise multiplication but rather it is " to the power of 5" for each element. I was confused at first but then I checked it with some random number and it was right.

[youcefsb]

12:59 answer: because that is the behavior of reduce function using a sum callback (reduce a vector into a scalar representing the sum of its elements), while sum is like adding two elements or two vectors pointwise.

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