Sure, most of us have designed and used a Expert System is a engineering type project. Today that's fallen out of favor with the AI guru's because they require knowledge-based programming. Most of the AI research today is with systems that have very little knowledge-based programming. That's vogue are data based systems with zero understanding of the actual training subjects.Hi
I have never had or need machine learning or AI yet. I am curious to know if anyone here has used machine learning or AI in their project.
Can anyone share their thoughts on when and why we should use machine learning or AI in project ?
Deep Learning (convolutional neural networks) is both impressive and brittle.I have the same question for myself a few years ago. But I couldn't find anything useful in Embedded environment. I was looking at neural network at the time.
But I am pretty impressed by this company, the use camera to do license plate recognition.
https://www.hikvision.com/au-en/
There are many types of dogs and cats in the world If we want to develop a system that identifies a cats or dogsDeep Learning (convolutional neural networks) is both impressive and brittle.
The required datasets for even simple tasks will be large.There are many types of dogs and cats in the world If we want to develop a system that identifies a cats or dogs
one camera will require to take an image
What will be required for this system PC/Microcontroller?
What will be required AI/Machine learning?
Dogs vs. Cats Dataset Preparation
The dataset can be downloaded for free from the Kaggle website, although I believe you must have a Kaggle account.
If you do not have a Kaggle account, sign-up first.
Download the dataset by visiting the Dogs vs. Cats Data page and click the “Download All” button.
This will download the 850-megabyte file “dogs-vs-cats.zip” to your workstation.
When I was searching on google I found that we first make the model. Can you tell me what is the model ?The required datasets for even simple tasks will be large.
https://machinelearningmastery.com/...-network-to-classify-photos-of-dogs-and-cats/