Show HN: Curated, Pre-trained ML Models for Transfer Learning
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Re: Show HN: Curated, Pre-trained ML Models for Transfer Learning
#2This is a great. Thank you for making this.
The aggregation of models like this isn't new, but simple layout of models available is useful. I can imagine being able to filter by model origin (OpenAI/Facebook/Google/etc), origin date (year), compared use case (why should I use VGG vs RNN).
Overall, great for people who are and aren't deeply immersed in ML.
Re: Show HN: Curated, Pre-trained ML Models for Transfer Learning
#3This is a great. Thank you for making this. The aggregation of models like this isn't new, but simple layout of models available is useful. I can imagine being able to filter by model origin (OpenAI/Facebook/Google/etc), origin date (year), compared use case (why should I use VGG vs RNN). Overall, great for people who are and aren't deeply immersed in ML.
Thanks! You hit the nail right on the head there, while aggregation is nothing new, we're hoping that the notebooks and tutorials provide an entrypoint into being able to get up and running with the model more quickly.
We're actually hoping to build ModelDepot into a place where anybody can share (well documented) models, and be able to discover the right ones for their needs.
Re: Show HN: Curated, Pre-trained ML Models for Transfer Learning
#4This is a great. Thank you for making this. The aggregation of models like this isn't new, but simple layout of models available is useful. I can imagine being able to filter by model origin (OpenAI/Facebook/Google/etc), origin date (year), compared use case (why should I use VGG vs RNN). Overall, great for people who are and aren't deeply immersed in ML.
Thanks! You hit the nail right on the head there, while aggregation is nothing new, we're hoping that the notebooks and tutorials provide an entrypoint into being able to get up and running with the model more quickly. We're actually hoping to build ModelDepot into a place where anybody can share (well documented) models, and be able to discover the right ones for their needs.
Hey, I can't really see the website. The page is blank..
Re: Show HN: Curated, Pre-trained ML Models for Transfer Learning
#5Earlier quoted context omitted.
Thanks! You hit the nail right on the head there, while aggregation is nothing new, we're hoping that the notebooks and tutorials provide an entrypoint into being able to get up and running with the model more quickly. We're actually hoping to build ModelDepot into a place where anybody can share (well documented) models, and be able to discover the right ones for their needs.
Hey, I can't really see the website. The page is blank..
Hey! Sorry the site isn't rendering properly :'( Can you let us know what browser/OS version you're on?
Re: Show HN: Curated, Pre-trained ML Models for Transfer Learning
#6Re: Show HN: Curated, Pre-trained ML Models for Transfer Learning
#7Earlier quoted context omitted.
Hey! Sorry the site isn't rendering properly :'( Can you let us know what browser/OS version you're on?
Tor Browser. The page just reads "You need to enable JavaScript to run this app."
Honestly, laughed pretty hard at this comment.
But seriously, you're gonna need to whitelist the site and enable JS. Or just use a normal non tor browser.
Re: Show HN: Curated, Pre-trained ML Models for Transfer Learning
#8Are there any good models for transfer learning with audio ?
Re: Show HN: Curated, Pre-trained ML Models for Transfer Learning
#9Thanks for submitting! Can you tell me how this differs from something like https://algorithmia.com/ ? I am curious to understand the main differences between their approach and yours! Cheers :)
Re: Show HN: Curated, Pre-trained ML Models for Transfer Learning
#10Thanks for submitting! Can you tell me how this differs from something like https://algorithmia.com/ ? I am curious to understand the main differences between their approach and yours! Cheers :)
Did you take a look at the two websites and do any comparison?