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To get started, you will require a computer with a supported version of Python and an account on GitHub (if necessary, see Setting Up a Repository for instructions on creating one). After setting up your repository, follow this guide’s steps for installing TensorFlow on your machine.

First, import Python 3 as it is the default Python version used by TensorFlow. Next, create a TensorFlow flow file in which to define your machine learning model including weights, biases and parameters.

Once you have your flow file, training it using preprocessed data can begin. After training it successfully, evaluate its performance and modify as necessary to increase accuracy.

Once your model is complete, you can deploy it onto a TensorFlow Serving server for processing input data and producing predictions, which you can access using either HTTP REST API or gRPC interface. TensorFlow Serving supports versioning so that you can easily roll back to earlier versions of your model if required.