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TensorFlow is the most popular open-source machine learning framework in the world. In this video, Andrew Gasparovic gives you an introduction to TensorFlow and goes through new things that have been developed. He also covers some use-cases demonstrating how TensorFlow is used by Google as well as out in the real-world.
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