Train your TensorFlow Models on Rescale

TensorFlow, an open-source machine learning library released by Google, has gained significant attention for its accessibility, even to those with limited machine learning experience, and is now available on the Rescale platform, allowing users to create and train models using just a web browser. The blog post guides users through running TensorFlow's introductory tutorial on MNIST using Rescale's GPU hardware, detailing the steps from account creation to job submission, with an example script achieving 91.45% accuracy. It also mentions a more advanced model using a multilayer convolutional network, achieving 99.32% accuracy, and explores performance benchmarks comparing single and multiple GPU setups, highlighting that using four GPUs offers only 2.37 times the performance of a single GPU. The post notes TensorFlow's latest distributed version, which enables workload distribution across multiple GPUs and machines, and hints at future developments to simplify launching multi-node-multi-GPU clusters on Rescale.

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