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by mbeissinger 8y ago
Thanks! One of the benefits of Lobe is that users who build models from scratch can publish and share to use in other documents, like a community model zoo. We do this for the current architectures internally, but the goal is for the commun
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by mbeissinger 8y ago
We are working on supporting time series data, so coming soon.
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by mbeissinger 8y ago
Our initial thoughts for pricing model are to be based on compute and keep as low as possible - we want this to be accessible to as many people as possible and do things like enable local training with Tensorflow.js for free. For cloud API
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by mbeissinger 8y ago
Thanks! We used the water tank as the first end-to-end test using the product, and made a website that calls the API every minute to monitor the water level in a dashboard. The architecture implemented using Lobes for object detection is ca
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by mbeissinger 8y ago
Thanks! We want to integrate Tensorflow.js to have the models run in the browser for easy sandbox/experimentation. We loved the visual aspect of Tensorflow Playground and feel a visual graph approach where you can see the output of ope
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by mbeissinger 8y ago
Haha well a GUI for building most computation graphs if you want - at the core you can get down to doing most TensorFlow operations. We even built a GAN using it!
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by mbeissinger 8y ago
Hey everyone! One of the cofounders of Lobe here - let us know if you have any questions.
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Why even a moth's brain is smarter than AI(technologyreview.com)
25 points by mbeissinger 9y ago|10 comments
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by mbeissinger 10y ago
No Theano comparison?
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Aetros(aetros.com)
1 points by mbeissinger 10y ago|0 comments
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I got hacked mid-air while writing an Apple-FBI story(usatoday.com)
2 points by mbeissinger 11y ago|0 comments
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The Brain vs. Deep Learning Part I: Computational Complexity(timdettmers.wordpress.com)
106 points by mbeissinger 11y ago|16 comments
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Elon Musk thinks truly autonomous vehicles are 5-6 years away(cnet.com)
1 points by mbeissinger 12y ago|0 comments
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How to install Theano on AWS for deep learning(markus.com)
3 points by mbeissinger 12y ago|0 comments
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Brain 'can classify words during sleep'(bbc.com)
86 points by mbeissinger 12y ago|42 comments
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CuDNN – GPU-Accelerated Machine Learning(developer.nvidia.com)
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A Neural Network for Factoid Question Answering over Paragraphs(cs.umd.edu)
44 points by mbeissinger 12y ago|7 comments
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by mbeissinger 13y ago
Awesome, do you have any demos for the music genre recognition?
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by mbeissinger 13y ago
Thanks!
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by mbeissinger 13y ago
Thanks for putting those links up - the Theano documentation has some great tutorials for how to code these in practice.
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by mbeissinger 13y ago
Nice!
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by mbeissinger 13y ago
Yes this is really interesting. I haven't read those other papers yet (definitely plan on it now thanks for the links), but Bengio's latest paper on denoising autoencoders from earlier this year ( http://arxiv.org/a
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by mbeissinger 13y ago
I'll definitely check this out if you get a stream going.
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by mbeissinger 13y ago
Yep the ideas from the 50's have definitely reappeared now we have the compute power and methods to implement them at a large scale. That article gives a nice perspective. One of the best breakthroughs has been this notion of layer-wis
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by mbeissinger 13y ago
Definitely a solid foundation in linear algebra and statistics (mostly Bayesian) are necessary for understanding how the algorithms work. Check out the wiki portals ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Machine_learning ) and (
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by mbeissinger 13y ago
Odd. I can't replicate on any browser but I don't have OSX. Does it work fine on your other browsers?
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by mbeissinger 13y ago
Thanks!
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by mbeissinger 13y ago
Ahh what are you viewing it on?
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Deep Learning 101(markus.com)
210 points by mbeissinger 13y ago|44 comments
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Google's Python Lessons are Awesome(blog.hartleybrody.com)
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