TensorFlow It is a library that you probably already know. It is used for machine learning and is open source. It has been written using Python and was created by Google. Currently, many companies and organizations are using this project, such as Airbus, Lenovo, Intel, Twitter, PayPal, or Google itself, among many more.
It can to install using Anaconda, as a docker container, or on a Python virtual desktop. With a virtual environment, users are allowed to have several different environments with a single system and install specific versions of a module according to the needs of your project and without affecting other projects.
Here you can learn how to install the TensorFlow library to get started with your projects of machine learning. And you will do it on your Ubuntu 20.04 distro using Python virtual environment.
The steps to follow They are first install Python 3.8 if you don't have it and configure the virtual environment:
sudo apt update sudo apt install software-properties-common sudo add-apt-repository ppa:deadsnakes/ppa sudo apt install python3.8 sudo apt install python3-venv python3-dev mkdir mi_tensorflow cd mi_tensorflow python3 -m venv venv source venv/bin/activate pip install --upgrade pip
Then you must install TensorFlow, for this the steps are:
pip install –upgrade tensorflow python -c 'import tensorflow as tf; print(tf. version )' deactivate
Once it's ready, now you can start to work with him… I hope this tutorial has helped you and you can start to learn and create such interesting things using these tools on which to base a multitude of applications.
If you do not know Tensorflow and want to learn, you should know that there is a multitude of material to learn, such as courses, books, etc. You have a good one free here yourself, so you can learn its secrets and start creating useful things based on deep learning.
And I end up adding that in addition to serving for Ubuntu, you can also install it in a similar way in other distros based on it ...