This session will cover Intel’s vision for Artificial Intelligence and introduce the latest Intel® portfolio of Hardware, Software and Services from a software development and AI perspective. Besides the architectural details of the latest Intel® Xeon® Scalable processor family, we will also cover the whole spectrum of hardware solutions up to the recently announced Intel® Nervana™ Neural Network Processor (NNP).
Ralph De Wargny, Intel
In this session, we will explore the concepts and applications of Deep Learning, with a focus on real world applications using the Intel® CPUs for training and inference.
Francois Fayard, Bayncore
This session will cover Intel® Nervana™’s software stack for AI, Machine Learning and Deep Learning: from low-level libraries like MKL / MKL-DNN, CPU-optimized frameworks (incl. neon, Caffe, TensorFlow, Theano), development tools like VTune, the Intel® Python* distribution, to the new Intel® Nervana™ Graph library (ngraph)
Stephen Blair-Chappell, Bayncore
It used to be the case that you would never use the words ‘performance’ and ‘python in the same sentence. The Intel® Distribution of Python* changes all that. In this second of a two-parts’ session we show how you can speed up you Python codes ‘out-of-the-box’ by using the Intel® Distribution of Python*. In this session we use the Intel® optimized version of SciKit-Learn.
Francois Fayard, Bayncore
In this tutorial, we show how to use the Intel®-optimized version of TensorFlow* hosted on the high-level neural networks library Keras. As well as demonstrating of how to use these frameworks, the session will include an explanation of how the Intel® implemented optimizations were achieved.
Francois Fayard, Bayncore
15:45 - 16:00 Uhr: Short coffee break
In this session, we discuss the advantages of using Caffe optimized for Intel® Architecture and show how to train deep network models using one or more compute nodes. We then show how these pre-trained models can be deployed on the Movidius™ Neural Compute Stick.
Roger Philip, Bayncore; Vishnu Madhu, Intel