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tensorflow-tutorials

TensorFlow is an open source library that was created by Google. It is used to design, build, and train deep learning models.
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Add a Reddit section
Most of the people who start out new don't find a latest feed of community hyped resources on ML and DL topics. It would be pretty good if we add a Reddit section.
If you're fine with this suggestion I'll put up a PR with the update
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The code would already produce charts in English. However, the current charts are in French.
One would need to try all the exercises to regenerate new charts, incorporate them in the notebook, and then regenerate the README in a clean way, as well as the .py
file if the code in the notebook changed.
The French branch (which is named francais
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Created by Google Brain Team
Released November 9, 2015
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I understand that these two python files show two different methods to construct a model. The original n_epoch is 500 which works perfect for both python files. But if I change n_epoch to 20, only tutorial_mnist_mlp_static.py can achieve a high test accuracy (~0.97). The other file tutorial_mnist_mlp_static_2.py only get 0.47.
The models built from these two files looks the same for me (the s