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most deep learning models are of multiple gigs in size. so, in browser wouldn't be practical, except for toy stuff. sending the input data to the server, doing
by make3 10y ago
most deep learning models are of multiple gigs in size. so, in browser wouldn't be practical, except for toy stuff.
sending the input data to the server, doing the computations there and getting the answers back will be the only practical way to go for remotely serious applications for a while still
- albertTJames 10y agoCNN models with a fair amount of variables (1million) are in megs. Learning is another story, and could be done on the server, but prediction is totally feasible on the browser.