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How To Build a Deep Learning Model to Predict Employee Retention Using Keras and TensorFlow

Updated on April 4, 2022
๐Ÿ‘ How To Build a Deep Learning Model to Predict Employee Retention Using Keras and TensorFlow

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Introduction

Keras is a neural network API that is written in Python. It runs on top of TensorFlow, CNTK, or Theano. It is a high-level abstraction of these deep learning frameworks and therefore makes experimentation faster and easier. Keras is modular, which means implementation is seamless as developers can quickly extend models by adding modules.

TensorFlow is an open-source software library for machine learning. It works efficiently with computation involving arrays; so itโ€™s a great choice for the model youโ€™ll build in this tutorial. Furthermore, TensorFlow allows for the execution of code on either CPU or GPU, which is a useful feature especially when youโ€™re working with a massive dataset.

In this tutorial, youโ€™ll build a deep learning model that will predict the probability of an employee leaving a company. Retaining the best employees is an important factor for most organizations. To build your model, youโ€™ll use this dataset available at Kaggle, which has features that measure employee satisfaction in a company. To create this model, youโ€™ll use the Keras sequential layer to build the different layers for the model.

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Data Analyst | Writer | Data is the new soil |

Former Senior Technical Editor at DigitalOcean, with a strong focus on DevOps and System Administration content. Areas of expertise include Terraform, PyTorch, Python, and Django.

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