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== Pre-requisites == You have prepared your system according to the previous tutorials, in particular, # you have a working version of nvidia-docker installed on your system. # you are logged into the nVidia GPU cloud docker registry. # if you want to run the examples directly on your own system, without using a container, you also have to install Tensorflow for Python and a number of recommended packages. On Ubuntu: <syntaxhighlight lang="bash"> # make sure you do this only if you have not installed # tensorflow already from another source (i.e. self-compiled). sudo apt install python-pip python-setuptools sudo -H pip install scipy numpy tensorflow-gpu </syntaxhighlight>
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