Machine Learning with TensorFLow Object Detection running on Docker

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Builds a Docker image that layers Python libs, TensorFlow Object Detection API and Jupyter Notebook, installs missing pkg tf_slim, and runs the notebook locally; image build takes about 20 minutes. Runs the object-detection notebook against two sample JPEGs, identifies a dog and people with bounding boxes, and confirms everything stays inside the container (no host installs). Shows container cleanup commands and notes typical orgs run ~8 containers per host.

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1. 0:00Intro
2. 0:20About Me
3. 1:03Agenda
4. 1:32Docker Adoption
5. 2:29TensorFLow
6. 2:57Dockerfile
7. 3:25Demo
8. 11:14Results
9. 13:18Why Docker

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