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It's very much within the realm of possibility to have a pre-trained neural net on the client, which then simply asks it questions. For example, swiftkey does
by sushisource 10y ago
It's very much within the realm of possibility to have a pre-trained neural net on the client, which then simply asks it questions.
For example, swiftkey does this already with its keyboard prediction. Prisma does it with image styling.
- gkbrk 10y agoI actually think Prisma sends the image to their servers for processing, their app size is way too small to contain that many trained networks. Also it doesn't work without an internet connection if I'm correct.
- HisGraceTheDuck 10y agoThat used to be the case but recent updates do the processing on the device now. I don't know how they managed it but they did.
- wodenokoto 10y agoIt is possible, no doubt. You also have image decoder on the client and getting support for a new format is difficult because it is the browser vendors job to distribute these. So how do they practically get the client to decode / upscale? JavaScript?