Experiments
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With all the exciting A.I. stuff happening, there are lots of people eager to start tinkering with machine learning technology. A.I. Experiments is a showcase for simple experiments that let anyone play with this technology in hands-on ways, through pictures, drawings, language, music, and more.
We want to make it easier for any coder – whether you have a machine learning background or not – to create your own experiments. This site includes open-source code and resources to help you get started. If you make something you’d like to share, we’d love to see it and possibly add it to the showcase.
SUBMIT EXPERIMENTSome tools for coders to explore machine learning.
Google’s API’s for computer vision, speech, and more. No machine learning knowledge required.
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Google’s open-source library for machine learning that lets you build deep neural networks.
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A customizable 3D platform for agent-based AI research.
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Run Keras models (trained using TensorFlow backend) in your browser, with GPU support.
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Train neural nets entirely in your browser. No compilers, installations, or GPUs required.
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Train your computer using your actions, instead of writing lines of code.
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A set of Openframeworks apps and scripts for working with machine learning.
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Machine learning: Making sense of a messy world
A quick look at what machine learning is all about.
How Does Your Phone Know This is a Dog?
A fun video explainer on deep neural nets.
An in-progress online guide to help people get started, with interactive demos.
