In order to work with Fritz AI in Flutter, you’ll need some knowledge on how to write native Java/Kotlin code in Flutter. At the moment, there is no native plugin for working with Fritz AI in Flutter, however, since Flutter allows one to write native code, Fritz AI can still be integrated into Flutter. Let’s look at how the image labeling* API from Fritz can be integrated.
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Snapchat Lens Creator Spotlight: Katrina Iosia
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Katrina Iosia used to own a cake decorating business. Now, she creates even more tantalizing creations on Snapchat. The New Zealand born Niuean lens creator’s work, often inspired by the ocean, spans physical sculptures and mixed reality, with exhibitions in galleries and on the street.
Fascinated by her immensely creative work, I reached out to learn more about the artist.
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Using Furhat and Rasa to Assist when You Forget a Word Mid-Sentence: A Student Group Project
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Every single one of us will intermittently try to conjure the right word for a given moment, pausing mid-sentence to try and remember it. For example, forgetting the name of a place caused this hesitation:
We can all relate to this, but as cognition declines, these pauses become more common and more pronounced.
Introducing the Fritz AI Dataset Generator for Mobile Machine Learning
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Today we’re excited to introduce the Fritz AI Dataset Generator, a new component of Fritz AI Studio, designed to break down a major barrier between developers and the creation of incredible machine learning-powered mobile applications.
That barrier is data acquisition. Despite advances in neural network architectures and their optimizations for mobile deployment, there often isn’t enough available high-quality data on which to train those models.
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Exclusivity and Mutation Tracking in Swift: Value vs Reference types
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In this article, we’re going to see inout in action, work with value types, see how to use mutation tracking to our advantage, and explore the law of exclusivity.
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SwiftUI: A New Starting Point for iOS Development
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Mobile development provides opportunities for ideas and solutions to find their ways into the pockets of millions of users. As phones become more powerful, the possibilities expand exponentially.
That’s why I’m so excited about SwiftUI. Apple’s adoption of declarative and reactive UI design makes it easier for anyone to create great looking and powerful iOS apps.
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Snapchat Lens Creator Spotlight: Atit Kharel
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I’m not going to lie, I spent way too much time playing with the various lenses Atit Kharel has shared with the world. He made it possible to go from my kitchen in Massachusetts to the Sydney Harbour Bridge in one step — how cool is that?!
From RC cars to learning a new language, I was struck by the variety of lenses Atit has made. I asked him a few questions to learn more about his process.
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[Hacker Noon] Building Not Hotdog with Turi Create and Core ML — in an afternoon
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The Not Hotdog app from HBO’s Silicon Valley has become one of the most iconic joke apps in tech. Like most things in the show, there is grain of truth to the fictitious app that makes it actually plausible.
With Not Hotdog, HBO went a step further—they actually built the thing. If you ever need help to figure out if something is a hotdog, head over the app store.
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Machine Learning in Android using TensorFlow Lite
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Once your TensorFlow model is ready, you can easily deploy it to a mobile application. This is done by converting it to the TF Lite format. If you are working on a common task such as image classification and object detection, you can easily grab a pre-trained model from TensorFlow Hub.
In this piece, we’ll use a pre-trained model to illustrate how one can deploy their model on an Android device.
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Holopix50k: A Large-Scale, In-the-Wild Stereo Image Dataset
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Humans have two eyes, which allow us to see two viewpoints of a scene. Using the complementary information from these two viewpoints, we are able to perceive depth in the world around us.
Researchers have been trying to utilize the complementary information present in two viewpoints for a long time — this can be seen in a wide variety of industrial applications, such as robotics and self-driving cars, where multiple cameras are used.
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