Python Neural Networks - Tensorflow 2.0 Tutorial - Using the Model to Make Predictions

This tensorflow 2.0 tutorial will show you how to use our previously created model to make predictions on specific images.

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[chiral]

well no dislikes on video, shows only the real learner reach to real quality content.

[augustday]

Thank you so much for demonstrating how to actually USE the models to make predictions on data. The default tutorials on Tensorflow's own site just show how to train the data on pre-built datasets and I couldn't find a straight answer how to use the models in a practical way. This was the bit I needed.

[jsquare_ninja]

bro you are most greatest person on the earth to learn neural networks from

[Endlessvoidsutidos]

amazing vid just a quick add in for anyone who tried that last thing mentioned on targeting an individual item for prediction now it has to be a numpy array and be written like this
prediction =
otherwise, it will not work lols i got your back TIM :D\- woahhhh code ninjas fo life

[zembo]

I'VE BEEN WONDERING WHY ALL THE SERIES IN YOUTUBE DIDNT SHOW THE PRACTICALITY OF THE MODELS TOO !

thank you so much for the quick and VERY effective tutorial, greatly appreciate it!

[BlueFlash]

I know I comment on every video but this felt so satisfying. WIth a little read up I understood EVERYTHING and fiddling around with the code is so much fun.

[themask]

for saving the model:
model.save("saved_model")


saved_model =


then you can do stuff like saved_model.predict, etc etc

[Husholdninger]

Never have I ever been so fond of an ankle boot!

[feche]

I really appreciate your effort Tim. Everything is clear and easy to follow. Thank you

[jayeshpatil]

I loved the video and I love the other videos too I've been following since almost a year now, all the content is so much helpful, Thank you!

[MrLlangz]

I actually watch towards the end of your videos, thank you for making it easy to learn!

[urigott]

Great video as always, thanks!
One tiny note- maybe when using thinner pen on the whiteboard will make it easier to read?

[fexofenadinaGenerica]

Great Video! I know that regression neural networks are not very used but I'd like to see some tutorial on that, if possible. How to properly treat data, and effectively predict numeric values with the trained model.

[keerthivarmanprakash]

2:50 You can use ipython notebook so that you can run pieces of code in different cells and even at different order

[abhimady]

Tim can you show us how you load the different images in the code..means where you save those images on system?

[herlambangkurniawan]

Awesome video sir thank you very much 🙏👍

[rubal]

bro also give some assignments related to the topic for practice it will help a lot

[MCMelonslice]

Love your tutorials. Thanks alot for the effort!

[ritwikpal]

these videos are amazing and also very informative

[joshbickett]

Another great course Tim. One thing I'd personally like to hear more about is what's happening at the hidden layers when the model was training.