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* [http://github.com/tensorflow/tfjs/blob/master/GALLERY.md Gallery] a collection of TensorFlow.js projects, tutorials. | * [http://github.com/tensorflow/tfjs/blob/master/GALLERY.md Gallery] a collection of TensorFlow.js projects, tutorials. | ||
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* [http://www.techrepublic.com/article/google-shows-off-whats-possible-using-the-javascript-programming-language-for-machine-learning/ JavaScript and machine learning: Google shows what's possible using the web programming language | Nick Heath - TechRepublic] | * [http://www.techrepublic.com/article/google-shows-off-whats-possible-using-the-javascript-programming-language-for-machine-learning/ JavaScript and machine learning: Google shows what's possible using the web programming language | Nick Heath - TechRepublic] | ||
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* [http://rubikscode.net/2019/04/01/drawing-with-voice-speech-recognition-with-tensorflow-js/ Drawing with Voice –] [[Speech Recognition]] with TensorFlow.js | Rubik's Code | * [http://rubikscode.net/2019/04/01/drawing-with-voice-speech-recognition-with-tensorflow-js/ Drawing with Voice –] [[Speech Recognition]] with TensorFlow.js | Rubik's Code | ||
* [http://www.techleer.com/articles/553-an-introduction-to-tensorflowjs-with-nick-kreeger/ An Introduction to TensorFlow.js with Nick Kreeger] | * [http://www.techleer.com/articles/553-an-introduction-to-tensorflowjs-with-nick-kreeger/ An Introduction to TensorFlow.js with Nick Kreeger] | ||
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* [http://ai.google/tools/ We’re making tools and resources available so that anyone can use technology to solve problems | Google AI] | * [http://ai.google/tools/ We’re making tools and resources available so that anyone can use technology to solve problems | Google AI] | ||
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| − | Tensorflow.js is a library built on deeplearn.js to create deep learning modules directly on the browser. Using that you can create CNNs, RNNs , etc … on the browser and train these modules using the client’s GPU processing power. | + | Tensorflow.js is a library built on deeplearn.js to create deep learning modules directly on the browser. Using that you can create CNNs, RNNs , etc … on the browser and train these modules using the client’s [[Processing Units - CPU, GPU, APU, TPU, VPU, FPGA, QPU|GPU]] processing power. |
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Latest revision as of 21:16, 5 December 2023
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- TensorFlow.js | TensorFlow.org
- JavaScript
- TensorFlow
- Keras
- Teachable Machine ...create simple and effective algorithms in the browser that can identify patterns on images, patterns on audio, and poses or gestures
- Brain.js
- Gallery a collection of TensorFlow.js projects, tutorials.
- Video/Image ... Vision ... Enhancement ... Fake ... Reconstruction ... Colorize ... Occlusions ... Predict image ... Image/Video Transfer Learning
- Manifold - Uber
- JavaScript and machine learning: Google shows what's possible using the web programming language | Nick Heath - TechRepublic
- NLP Keras model in browser with TensorFlow.js | Mikhail Salnikov
- Drawing with Voice – Speech Recognition with TensorFlow.js | Rubik's Code
- An Introduction to TensorFlow.js with Nick Kreeger
- TensorFlow Playground written in JavaScript (TypeScript) using D3.js
- Large Language Model (LLM) ... Natural Language Processing (NLP) ...Generation ... Classification ... Understanding ... Translation ... Tools & Services
- We’re making tools and resources available so that anyone can use technology to solve problems | Google AI
- Signing With Alexa: A DIY Experiment in AI Accessibility
- Tensorflow.js Tutorial and Tensorflow.js online example
- face-api.js — JavaScript API for Face Recognition in the Browser with tensorflow.js | Vincent Mühler
- A Gentle Introduction to TensorFlow.js | Zaid Alyafeai
- A sampling of available Machine Learning libaries with TensorFlow.js:
Tensorflow.js is a library built on deeplearn.js to create deep learning modules directly on the browser. Using that you can create CNNs, RNNs , etc … on the browser and train these modules using the client’s GPU processing power.
Contents
Deep Learning on a Smartphone Browser: Object Detection Using Tensorflow.js
Coding TensorFlow
Daniel Shiffman's Series
Color Classifier
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