TensorFlow 2.0 Overview - For TensorFlow User Group - Ehsan Amjadian

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TensorFlow 2.0 Overview - For TensorFlow User Group by Ehsan Amjadian. Presented at TensorFlow for Banking & Financial Services meetup by TFUG on 22nd May, 2019.

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TensorFlow 2.0
Speaker: Ehsan Amjadian | Senior Data Scientist | DNA Geolocation Intelligence Team
Head of Research @ AISC

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TF 2.0 Overview

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Multiple API Levels

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Main Upgrades
1. Eager Execution
2. Ease of Debugging and Imperative Programming for Experimentation
3. Aggressive Cleanup of all the synonymous APIs and many MANY boilerplates
• tf.flags, tf.logging replaced by absl-py
4. Making API’s more consistent: Unified RNNs, Unified Optimizers
5. Removal of queue runners in favor of tf.data

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Even More
1. Syntax Tree
• User manually creates a abstract syntax tree using tf.* when passing tensors to
session.run
• TF 2 runs the code in order: Pythonic
2. Removal of Globals
• Variables added to graph at the time of creation and would only be retrieved by
their names, even if no pointers anymore.
• (Variables 2.0 RFC) removes such and adds garbage collection
3. Functions no Sessions:
• Node Pruning
• Kernel Fusion

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AutoGraph
• Imperative Dev. With Autograph:

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But my Graph Advantages?
• Advantages of the TF Computation Graph:
• Performance Opt.
• Remote Execution and Serializability
• Easily Export and Deploy
• In TF2.0 you can develop in Eager mode and translate your program to a graph using tf.function

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Keras Variables and Trainable Variables

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Distribution Strategy API & Unified SavedModel And
Deployment
• Dist. And train models on multiple architectures: CPUs, GPUs, TPUs.
• Model Serving unified across:
• TensorFlow Serving: HTTP/REST
• TensorFlow Lite: Mobile and Edge RasPi, iOS etc.
• TensorFlow.js: embedded web dep.
• TensorFlow Hub: enabling transfer learning

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Thank you

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2. STRICTLY PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL | RBC Royal Bank of Canada | May 31, 2019 | 2 TF 2.0 Overview

3. STRICTLY PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL | RBC Royal Bank of Canada | May 31, 2019 | 3 Multiple API Levels

4. STRICTLY PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL | RBC Royal Bank of Canada | May 31, 2019 | 4 Main Upgrades 1. Eager Execution 2. Ease of Debugging and Imperative Programming for Experimentation 3. Aggressive Cleanup of all the synonymous APIs and many MANY boilerplates • tf.flags, tf.logging replaced by absl-py 4. Making API’s more consistent: Unified RNNs, Unified Optimizers 5. Removal of queue runners in favor of tf.data

5. STRICTLY PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL | RBC Royal Bank of Canada | May 31, 2019 | 5 Even More 1. Syntax Tree • User manually creates a abstract syntax tree using tf.* when passing tensors to session.run • TF 2 runs the code in order: Pythonic 2. Removal of Globals • Variables added to graph at the time of creation and would only be retrieved by their names, even if no pointers anymore. • (Variables 2.0 RFC) removes such and adds garbage collection 3. Functions no Sessions: • Node Pruning • Kernel Fusion

6. STRICTLY PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL | RBC Royal Bank of Canada | May 31, 2019 | 6 AutoGraph • Imperative Dev. With Autograph:

7. STRICTLY PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL | RBC Royal Bank of Canada | May 31, 2019 | 7 But my Graph Advantages? • Advantages of the TF Computation Graph: • Performance Opt. • Remote Execution and Serializability • Easily Export and Deploy • In TF2.0 you can develop in Eager mode and translate your program to a graph using tf.function

8. STRICTLY PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL | RBC Royal Bank of Canada | May 31, 2019 | 8 Keras Variables and Trainable Variables

9. STRICTLY PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL | RBC Royal Bank of Canada | May 31, 2019 | 9 Distribution Strategy API & Unified SavedModel And Deployment • Dist. And train models on multiple architectures: CPUs, GPUs, TPUs. • Model Serving unified across: • TensorFlow Serving: HTTP/REST • TensorFlow Lite: Mobile and Edge RasPi, iOS etc. • TensorFlow.js: embedded web dep. • TensorFlow Hub: enabling transfer learning

10. STRICTLY PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL | RBC Royal Bank of Canada | May 31, 2019 | 10 Thank you

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