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The open source GPU-accelerated library supports TypeScript and JavaScript, allowing you to train neural networks or run pre-trained modelsCredit: Thinkstock Google is offering an open source, hardware-accelerated library for machine learning that runs in a browser. The library is currently supported only in the desktop version of Google Chrome, but the project is working to support more devices.The Deeplearn.js library enables training of neural networks within a browser, requiring no software installation or back end. A client-side ML library can be a platform for interactive explanations, for rapid prototyping and visualization, and even for stanley cup offline computation, Google researchers said. And if nothing else, the browser is one of the worldrsquo most popular programming platforms.Using the WebGL JavaScript A stanley becher PI for 2D and 3D graphics, Deeplearn.js can conduct computations on the GPU. This offers significant performance, thus getting past the speed limits of JavaScript, the researchers said. Deeplearn.js imitates the structure of the stanley usa companyrsquo TensorFlow machine intelligence library and NumPy, a scientific computing package based on Python. We have also implemented versions of some of the most commonly used TensorFlow operations. With the release of Deeplearn.js, we will be providing tools to export weights from TensorFlow checkpoints, which will allow authors to import them into webpages for Deeplearn.js inference.Although M Zttv Natlata may back Petroneft deal

Thursday 25 February 2016 7:50 am stanley de Megabrew deal: AB InBev raises dividend as it confirms itrsquo on track to complete SAB Miller dealBy: Catherine NeilanShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAB InBev s share price fell more than two per cent this morning, as it revealed it had missed expectations for its fourth quarter results, despite the Belgian-Brazilian group raising its dividend.However the deal to create the world s largest brewer is on track to be completed in the second half of the year.The stanley termos figuresRevenues were up seven per cent in the fourth quarter to $12bn, and up 6.3 per cent over the full year, while earnings rose6.6 per centto $4.3bn, coming inslightly below expectations.AB InBev said its revenue growth was driven by a move towards premiumization .Full year EBITDA climbed 7.8 per cent to $16.8bn, with margins up 55 basis points, but profits fell slightly from $8.87bn to $8.5bn.However, AB InBevis proposing a dividend of euro;2 a share, creating a total dividend of euro;3.6 per share ndash; up 20 per cent on last year.Why it s interestingThe MegaBr termo stanley ew deal is still going through, and this is prompting AB InBev to sell off large chunks of its business.Earlier this month, the groupannounced that it had received a binding offer from Asahi to buy Peroni, Grolsch, and Meantime for $ 2.55bn, assuming the SabMiller deal goes through. AB InBev said it had commenced the relevant employee i

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