Run Deep Learning Models in the Browser With JavaScript and ConvNetJS

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This hands-on session will dive into the current state-of-the-art for running pretrained (publicly available) Deep Neural Nets directly in the browser using JavaScript and frameworks based on ConvNetJS. In recent years, the browser has become a powerful platform for running a variety of workloads including GPU accelerated multitasking on almost any digital device. Using this platform for building, running and visualizing Deep Neural Nets makes Deep Learning accessible for everyone - for research and education as well as for real practical applications. The talk will also include some cool demos for practical applications and use cases.

EVENT:

Jazoon TechDays 2017

SPEAKER:

Christoph Körner

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Jazoon TechDays Organizer provided Coding Tech with the permission to republish this video.

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Jazoon TechDays: http://jazoon.com/

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Tags:
machine learning
javascript
deep learning
neural networks
artificial intelligence
deep learning in the browser
client side machine learning