In this section, we will build a TensorFlow model on the MNIST dataset. The code has similar layers and parameters to the Lenet model that we saw in Chapter 5, Image Classification Using Convolutional Neural Networks. However, the code to build the model in TensorFlow is more complicated than the code to build the model in Keras or in MXNet. One reason for this is that it is the programmer's job to ensure that the sizes of the layers are correctly aligned. In the Keras/MXNet models, we can just change the number of nodes in a layer in one statement. In TensorFlow, if we change the number of nodes in a layer, we must ensure that we also change the inputs in the next layer.
In some ways, programming ...
