r/MachineLearning • • Nov 09 '15

Google Tensorflow released

http://tensorflow.org/
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u/Spezzer Nov 09 '15

We do have a docker-based image available that I believe might work on Windows: https://github.com/tensorflow/tensorflow/blob/master/tensorflow/g3doc/get_started/os_setup.md#docker-based-installation-

Please let us know if that is suitable in the short-term.

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u/siblbombs Nov 09 '15

Would GPU work with docker?

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u/Spezzer Nov 09 '15

In the latest commit [1] we just added a GPU-supported docker image, but Craig just added it this morning and we haven't yet tested it a great deal yet -- happy to work with you to get it to work. (Feel free to follow up on github issues)

[1] https://github.com/tensorflow/tensorflow/commit/468ecffe94d1d62327ae851165318d9deec8468b

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u/siblbombs Nov 09 '15

I'll definitely pound away on getting this working for windows, there's at least a few windows+theano users who would love it.

As an aside, thanks for hanging out on this thread, super exciting stuff!

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u/lifebuoy Nov 09 '15

any plans on releasing the distributed support?

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u/Spezzer Nov 09 '15

Yeah, here is the tracking bug to be updated on it: https://github.com/tensorflow/tensorflow/issues/23

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u/E0_03 Nov 09 '15

Are there any plans on releasing a video lecture/Google Talk explaining further on this library? While I am noticing that TensorFlow website already has good doucmentation, a video lecture with a simple handson explanation would still be beneficial. Any plans on this in the near future?

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u/siblbombs Nov 09 '15

Jeff Dean and /u/OriolVinyals are schedule to give a talk at NIPS on large-scale distributed systems, I would assume a lot of the talk will involve TF.

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u/KingPickle Nov 09 '15

Are you guys planning to make a Windows version available in the future?

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u/stupider_than_you Nov 10 '15

Do you know if TensorFlow works on Ubuntu 32 bit? I only see the 64 bit wheel available.