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I think there are something like this, don't know what the difference, can someone give a compare: deep learning studio: http://deepcognition.ai/ http://deepco
by ghosthamlet 8y ago
I think there are something like this, don't know what the difference, can someone give a compare:
deep learning studio: http://deepcognition.ai/ http://deepcognition.ai/
knime: https://www.knime.com/ https://www.knime.com/ (have deep learning plugin)
runwayml: https://runwayml.com/ https://runwayml.com/ (in beta, did not open for public)
- rpedela 8y agoknime and deep learning studio look like tools for ML experts and I am not sure what runwayml does. Lobe appears to be something that a software engineer could use but they don't necessarily need to be a ML expert. We will see if Lobe delivers on that promise, but I think that is the difference.
- ghosthamlet 8y ago@rpedela Thanks for your compare
- bayonetz 8y agoKnime is very similar concept giving you access to building blocks like models, evaluators, input transformers, etc. so that you can make arbitrary ML pipelines. It doesn't have the slick drag'n'drop of input data. Instead you use an input building block and point it to a data store of some sort (text files, images, database, etc.). Also, it doesn't generally output models for direct use in other applications but you can output using PMML. Knime is also very useful for analysts, data scientists, etc. who aren't software engineers. Lobe has run with the concept pioneered earlier by folks like Knime, RapidMiner, WEKA, etc. They've simplified the process of quickly getting a working model by constraining on one model type and one input type. If your use case matches, it's a great innovation. If not, per usual, no free lunch.