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- prolong the battery lifetime and cool down the system with CPU Voltage Control and ATI Clock Control.
- full processor speed control with custom dynamic switching and CPU Speed Control (CPU policy)
- monitor the battery charge level and system temperature.
- control and monitor the Hard Drive with S.M.A.R.T management, acoustic & advanced power management and Hard Drive temperature monitoring.
- reduce noise with Notebook FAN Control.
Info: Notebook Hardware Control works on all Notebooks with Intel CPU's. Some features are only available on newer PentiumM CPU's (Centrino).
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- Just download the Zip file, extract all files and then run chc.exe.
- Remove any old version of CHC before you install the new BETA.
- CHC needs the Microsoft's .NET Framework, don't forget to install it first.
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- renamed Centrino Hardware Control (CHC) to Notebook Hardware Control (NHC)
- NHC start and run faster with the new Microsoft's .NET Framework Version 2.0 Beta 2 or newer
- add the Professional Edition in Notebook Hardware Control
- add the possibility to run NHC as service. If NHC runs as service, it starts earlier on windows
- boot and will be available on all user accounts without limitations.
- add multiple user profiles. Now you can change all NHC settings with one mouse click.
- add the possibility to set different profiles on AC line operation and battery operation.
- add the possibility to switch only between max. and min. Multiplier in the CPU Speed section.
- add support for all new Pentium M CPU's (also all new low voltage Pentium M)
- add default pre-configuration in the CPU Voltage section.
- add the possibility to hide the default windows battery Icon on battery operation.
- add new battery detection if NHC is running (battery check).
- add CPU and Hard Disk temperature waring and system shutdown temperature.
- add multiplie Hard Disk support and expand the Hard Disk detection and support in NHC.
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- add FAN control compatibility for some newer Notebooks.
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TensorFlow is an open-source framework formachine learning created by Google. It supportsdeep-learning and general numerical computations on CPUs, GPUs, and clustersof GPUs. It is subject to the terms and conditions of theApache 2.0 License.
The following sections provide guidance on installing TensorFlow on Azure Databricksand give an example of running TensorFlow programs.
Note
This guide is not a comprehensive guide on TensorFlow. See the TensorFlow website.
TensorFlow versions included in Databricks Runtime ML
Databricks Runtime for Machine Learning includes TensorFlow and TensorBoard so you can use these libraries without installing any packages. Here are the TensorFlow versions included:
Databricks Runtime ML Version | TensorFlow Version |
---|---|
8.0 | 2.4.0 |
7.3 - 7.6 | 2.3.0 |
7.0 - 7.2 | 2.2.0 |
6.3 - 6.6 | 1.15.0 |
Install TensorFlow
This section provides instructions for installing or downgrading TensorFlow on Databricks Runtime for Machine Learning and Databricks Runtime, so that you can try out the latest features in TensorFlow.Due to package dependencies, there might be compatibility issues with other pre-installed packages. After installation, you can verify the installed version by executing the following command in a Python notebook:
Install TensorFlow 2.4 on Databricks Runtime 7.6
Azure Databricks recommends installing TensorFlow using %pip and %conda magic commands.
The official TensorFlow 2.4 release is built against CUDA 11.0, which is not compatible with CUDA 10.1 installed in Databricks Runtime 7.0 ML and above.Azure Databricks provides a custom build of TensorFlow 2.4.0 that is compatible with CUDA 10.1. Use the GPU command below to install it.
Cpu
Gpu
Install TensorFlow 2.3 on Databricks Runtime 7.2
Azure Databricks recommends installing TensorFlow using %pip and %conda magic commands.In a notebook, run:
Install TensorFlow 1.15 on Databricks Runtime 7.2
In a notebook, run:
Install TensorFlow 2.3 on Databricks Runtime 7.2 ML
Screens 4 4 – access your computer remotely backup. In a notebook, run:
Cpu
Gpu
Install TensorFlow 1.15 on Databricks Runtime 7.2 ML
In a notebook, run:
Cpu
Gpu
The official TensorFlow 1.15 release is built against CUDA 10.0, which is not compatible with CUDA 10.1 installed in Databricks Runtime 7.0 ML and above.Azure Databricks provides a custom build of TensorFlow 1.15.3 that is compatbile with CUDA 10.1. Use the command below to install it.
Install TensorFlow 2.3 on Databricks Runtime 5.5 LTS for Machine Learning
Init script for clusters on:
Cpu
Gpu
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Install TensorFlow 2.3 on Databricks Runtime 5.5 LTS
Init script for clusters on:
Cpu
Gpu
TensorFlow 2 known issues
TensorFlow 2 has a known incompatibility with Python pickling. You might encounter it if you use PySpark, HorovodRunner, Hyperopt, or any other packages that depend on pickling. The workaround is to explicitly import TensorFlow modules inside your functions. Here is an example:
Install TensorFlow 1.15 on Databricks Runtime 5.5 LTS for Machine Learning
Azure Databricks recommends installing TensorFlow 1.15 on Databricks Runtime 5.5 LTS for Machine Learning using an init script.
Init script for clusters on:
Cpu
Gpu
Install TensorFlow 1.15 on Databricks Runtime 5.5 LTS
Azure Databricks recommends installing TensorFlow 1.15 on Databricks Runtime 5.5 LTS using an init script.
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Cpu
Gpu
TensorBoard
TensorBoard is a suite of visualization tools for debugging, optimizing, and understanding TensorFlow, PyTorch, and other machine learning programs.
Use TensorBoard
Use TensorBoard on Databricks Runtime 7.2 and above
Starting TensorBoard in Azure Databricks is no different than starting it on a Jupyter notebook on your local computer.
- Load the
%tensorboard
magic command and define your log directory. - Invoke the
%tensorboard
magic command.The TensorBoard server starts and displays the user interface inline in the notebook. It also provides a link to open TensorBoard in a new tab.Jump desktop (remote desktop) rdp vnc 7 0 1. The following screenshot shows the TensorBoard UI started in a populated log directory.
You can also start TensorBoard by using TensorBoard’s notebook module directly.
Use TensorBoard on Databricks Runtime 7.1 and below
To start TensorBoard from your notebook, use the
dbutils.tensorboard
utility.This command displays a link that, when clicked, opens TensorBoard in a new tab.
When started using this API TensorBoard continues to run until you either stop it with
dbutils.tensorboard.stop()
oryou shut down your cluster.Note
If you attach TensorFlow to your cluster as an Azure Databricks library, you may need to reattach your notebook before starting TensorBoard.
TensorBoard logs and directories
TensorBoard visualizes your machine learning programs by reading logs generated by TensorBoard callbacks and functions in TensorBoard or PyTorch. To generate logs for other machine learning libraries, you can directly write logs using TensorFlow file writers (see Module: tf.summary for TensorFlow 2.x and see Module: tf.compat.v1.summary for the older API in TensorFlow 1.x ).
To make sure that your experiment logs are reliably stored, Azure Databricks recommends writing logs to DBFS (that is, a log directory under
/dbfs/
) rather than on the ephemeral cluster file system. For each experiment, start TensorBoard in a unique directory. For each run of your machine learning code in the experiment that generates logs, set the TensorBoard callback or filewriter to write to a subdirectory of the experiment directory. That way, the data in the TensorBoard UI will be separated into runs.Read the official TensorBoard documentation to get started using TensorBoard to log information for your machine learning program.
Manage TensorBoard processes
The TensorBoard processes started within Azure Databricks notebook are not terminated when the notebook is detached or the REPL is restarted (for example, when you clear the state of the notebook). To manually kill a TensorBoard process, send it a termination signal using
%sh kill -15 pid
. Improperly killed TensorBoard processes may corrupt notebook.list()
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To list the TensorBoard servers currently running on your cluster, with their corresponding log directories and process IDs, run
notebook.list()
from the TensorBoard notebook module.Known issues
- The inline TensorBoard UI is inside an iframe. Browser security features prevent external links within the UI from working unless you open the link in a new tab.
- The
--window_title
option of TensorBoard is overridden on Azure Databricks. - By default, TensorBoard scans a port range for selecting a port to listen to. If there are too many TensorBoard processes running on the cluster, all ports in the port range may be unavailable. You can work around this limitation by specifying a port number with the
--port
argument. The specified port should be between 6006 and 6106. - In order for download links to work, you should open TensorBoard in a tab.
- When using TensorBoard 1.15.0, the Projector tab is blank. As a workaround, to visit the projector page directly, you can replace
#projector
in the URL bydata/plugin/projector/projector_binary.html
. - TensorBoard 2.4.0 has a known issue that might affect TensorBoard rendering if upgraded.
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Use TensorFlow on a single node
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To test and migrate single-machine TensorFlow workflows, you can start with adriver-only cluster on Azure Databricks by setting the number of workers to zero.Though Apache Spark is not functional under this setting, it is a cost-effective way to runsingle-machine TensorFlow workflows. The following notebook shows how you can runTensorFlow (1.x and 2.x), with TensorBoard monitoring on a driver-only cluster.