Google’s sign-in provider is a convenient way to allow users to register and log in in a React Native app. It can provide a familiar onboarding experience to the user and can act as a single source of authentication. Using this, you don’t have to take care of functionalities such as email verification, forgot password, resetting passwords, and so on.
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Natural Language Processing (NLP) is a field at the intersection of computer science, artificial intelligence, and linguistics. The goal is for computers to process or “understand” natural language in order to perform tasks like Language Translation and Question Answering.
With the rise of voice interfaces and chatbots, NLP is one of the most important technologies of the information age a crucial part of artificial intelligence. Fully understanding and representing the meaning of language is an extremely difficult goal. Why? Because human language is quite special.
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With recent developments in deep learning, neural networks are getting larger and larger. For example, in the ImageNet recognition challenge, the winning model, from 2012 to 2015, increased in size by 16 times. And in just one year, for Baidu’s Deep Speech model, the number of training operations increased by 10 times.
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This will be a practical, end-to-end guide on how to build a mobile application using TensorFlow Lite that classifies images from a dataset for your projects.
This application uses live camera and classifies objects instantly. The TFLite application will be smaller, faster, and more accurate than an application made using TensorFlow Mobile, because TFLite is made specifically to run neural nets on mobile platforms.
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Imagine you have trained an image classification model whose performance seems a bit poor—did you know there’s more you can do to improve such a model and reduce its bias? You’ve done a lot in creating your model pipeline and then building a predictive model using neural networks, yet its not improving as you expected
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As Computer Vision represents a relative understanding of visual environments and their contexts, many scientists believe the field paves the way towards Artificial General Intelligence due to its cross-domain mastery.
In this article, I want to share the 5 major computer vision techniques I’ve learned as well as major deep learning models and applications using each of them.
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Q-learning is one of the simplest algorithms to try reinforcement learning. Reinforcement learning, as the name suggests, focuses on learning (by an agent) in a reinforced environment. The agent performs an action, analyses the outcome, and gets a reward. The agent then learns to interact with its environment by taking into consideration the rewards which it will get by performing specific actions in a particular state.
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Deep learning and unsupervised feature learning have shown great promise in many practical applications. State-of-the-art performance has been reported in several domains, ranging from speech recognition and image recognition to text processing and beyond.
It’s also been observed that increasing the scale of deep learning—with respect to numbers of training examples, model parameters, or both—can drastically improve accuracy. These results have led to a surge of interest in scaling up the training and inference algorithms used for these models and in improving optimization techniques for both.
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This tutorial documents a GitHub project called GARI (Genetic Algorithm for Reproducing Images). The project is available here:
Before discussing the details of the project, let’s run through a quick overview of it.
The GARI project accepts an image as input. This image can have one or more channels (i.e. the image could be binary, gray, or color, such as RGB). RGB is the most popular color model that produces any color as a combination of the 3 color channels Red, Green, and Blue. Hence its abbreviation.
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Powering applications with the ability to understand the natural language of the text always amazes me. Apple made some significant strides with its Natural Language framework last year (2019). Specifically, the introduction of a built-in sentiment analysis feature can only help build smarter NLP-based iOS Applications.
Besides the improvements to the Natural Language framework, SwiftUI and Combine were the two biggies that were introduced during WWDC 2019.
