Retraining existing ML models with transfer learning

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Is training a new machine learning model taking too long? Why not take an existing model and reuse that for a similar but different task? In chapter 5 of Machine Learning for web developers and creatives by Jason Mayes, you’ll learn about transfer learning using TensorFlow.js.

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