Oliver Zeigermann: Machine Learning in the Browser with Deep Neural Networks

Filmed at http://js-kongress.de on November 28-29 in Munich Interested in Machine Learning and its latest hype Deep Neural Networks? Maybe you have been fascinated by the spectacular win of AlphaGo? Unfortunately, most libraries in that area have a Python interface that might be a tad hard to install or are not very accessible to a JavaScript developer. Additionally, you might be afraid of the math involved. In this talk I will show you how Deep Neural Networks work – leaving out most of the math. I will also introduce a JavaScript framework that easily lets you experiment with Machine Learning. Slides: http://djcordhose.github.io/machine-learning-in-the-browser/2016_js_kongress.html#/

Oliver Zeigermann: Machine Learning in the Browser with Deep Neural Networks - JS Kongress 2016

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