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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 ?

 

I will not give you my thoughts on machine learning or AI as there is an immense amount of information readily available on the internet. However, I will share information on a simple machine learning project that I made:
I got tired of playing with a laser pointer for my cat so I made an automated one. I used an arduino mini and a couple of cheap servos. I realized the to be useful in different locations, I needed to be able to alter the movement pattern. I added a small joystick and a couple of buttons so that I could create different patterns.
If the SET button is pushed, it goes into learning mode. The PROGRAM light turns on. The joystick is used to position the red spot. A SAVE button saves the coordinates for the servos for that location. Each time the joystick is moved and the SAVE button is pressed, a new location is saved.
When the pattern is complete, pressing the SET button turns on the PLAYTIME light. Each time the SAVE button is pressed, the number of times the pattern will be repeated is incremented by one.
Pressing the SET button then turns on the TIMEOUT light. Each time the SAVE button is pressed it increments the off interval between patterns by five minutes.
Finally pressing the SET button turns off the program lights and the toy starts playing the pattern.
The learned information on coordinates, repeat times and off interval are stored in non-volatile memory so that when it is powered off and then on, the saved pattern will start playing.
Keith

 

Can I add,
if the cat looks into the laser pointer they are just as blinded as if we did it..

 

I used a very low power laser that is not capable of damaging eyes.
Keith

 

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 ?

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.

 

Can AI or machine learning be use to supply nutrients to plants ? automatic dosing system to feed nutrients to plant

When the plant's are very small they absorb very less nutrient but as they grow they absorb more nutrients. Can correct quantity of nutrient be given to plant every day by AI

 

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/

 

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/

Deep Learning (convolutional neural networks) is both impressive and brittle.

https://arxiv.org/pdf/1911.00927.pdf
Spot Evasion Attacks: Adversarial Examples for License Plate Recognition Systems with Convolutional Neural Networks

https://impillar.github.io/files/inscrypt2019rolma.pdf
We aim at constructing a practical adversarial attack against DL-LPR. The adversarial license plates are expected to be misclassified by DL-LPR but recognized correctly by humans.

https://sites.google.com/view/rolma-adversarial-attack

 

Deep Learning (convolutional neural networks) is both impressive and brittle.

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?

 

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?

The required datasets for even simple tasks will be large.

https://machinelearningmastery.com/...-network-to-classify-photos-of-dogs-and-cats/

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.

 

The required datasets for even simple tasks will be large.

https://machinelearningmastery.com/...-network-to-classify-photos-of-dogs-and-cats/

When I was searching on google I found that we first make the model. Can you tell me what is the model ?

 

There are many many types of AI systems, not least of which the term AI is used for different things over the decades.
One could argue that AI is something that learns form its environment, in which case a PID control is AI !!!

Also by that definition, a system used to identify cats v dogs that does not learn, would not be AI, yet most none engineers would say that is AI.

So to answer your original question, yep I have done AI, ;;;;;

Re your question about using an AI to supply nutrients to plants.
the thing I see is, an AI system needs training or knowledge.
To train , you are going to have to allow plants to die, so the AI learns.
To use knowledge, that "what level of nutrients" is needed.
Which if you know, just a simple dossing system to keep that level would be easiest.

Both systems need some sort of measurement, one needs a "how well the growth is going" the other needs a nutrient meter.

Both could be difficult

 

I have never used ML and AI, but used IOT with ESP8266 module. I have made a smart home automation project for my college's major project.

But I can easily link up AI with my project. Lemme tell you how?

For home security, I can use face detection to unlock or lock my door, I can use the car's number plate recognition system to unlock my garage door and control all my home functions using my cell phone.

 

I did some early AI research after meeting one of the original researchers at MIT’s AI Lab.

Not very germane today, as punched cards were my only data storage medium. But I wrote a FORTRAN program that recognized basic 3D objects.

I’ve also programmed stuff that looks like AI to the casual observer, but it isn’t.

 

There are many many types of AI systems, not least of which the term AI is used for different things over the decades.

One could argue that AI is something that learns form its environment, in which case a PID control is AI !!!


Also by that definition, a system used to identify cats v dogs that does not learn, would not be AI, yet most none engineers would say that is AI.


So to answer your original question, yep I have done AI, ;;;;;


Re your question about using an AI to supply nutrients to plants.

the thing I see is, an AI system needs training or knowledge.

To train , you are going to have to allow plants to die, so the AI learns.

To use knowledge, that "what level of nutrients" is needed.

Which if you know, just a simple dossing system to keep that level would be easiest.



Both systems need some sort of measurement, one needs a "how well the growth is going" the other needs a nutrient meter.


Both could be difficult

That's an interesting angle! I think you're right though. A PID does what all AI's must, and that is to minimize some loss function.

As far as training, you don't necessarily have to kill your plants in the process! AI models are often pretrained in "virtual sandboxes". Which can be tricky in and of itself of course, but basically just boils down to genetic algorithms and the like.

 

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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 ?

I got one implanted in my cheek was slap one two like biggie smalls in the last episode of Who Ate The Candle?