
Discover Google's Teachable Machine, a platform that converts a dataset into TensorFlow and Keras model for image, audio, and posts projects, with steps to train and download the model.
Explore Teachable Machine to convert datasets into TensorFlow and Keras models for image, audio, and post detection, and learn the features and options available for machine learning projects.
Create a two-class face dataset with webcam and uploaded images, train a TensorFlow and Keras model in Teachable Machine, and export the model for Python or JavaScript projects.
Import the Teachable Machine model into a PyCharm machine learning project by exporting to TensorFlow Keras, using OpenCV Keras code, installing numpy in PyCharm, and running the project.
Explore Teachable Machine’s three project types—image, audio, and post—and learn to convert datasets into TensorFlow and Keras models, train them, and export for Python or web projects.
Learn to build a custom object detection project using Roboflow to collect, annotate, and train a YOLO v7/v8 model for ID card detection, then export datasets and deploy the model.
Learn to create a face recognition dataset in Teachable Machine by building five classes, collecting at least 500 images per class with varied angles, and importing via webcam or upload.
Learn to train your dataset in Teachable Machine by importing data via webcam or upload and converting it to TensorFlow and Keras models, optimizing epoch, batch size, and learning rate.
Learn how to validate your model in the teachable machine by testing face recognition with webcam, mobile phone, and image uploads, and review accuracy and precision.
Learn to export and download Teachable Machine models using TensorFlow.js, TensorFlow, or TensorFlow Lite. Choose TensorFlow and Keras to download the model, and understand JavaScript and Python workflow options.
Extract the saved Teachable Machine model, revealing two files: a Keras model file and a labels text file, with five class names prepared for a facial recognition project.
Install numpy, OpenCV contrib Python, and Keras in PyCharm. Copy Teachable Machine code into the project and run the facial recognition model using the extracted Keras.h5 and labels.txt.
Execute the facial recognition project with Teachable Machine in PyCharm, training and validating the dataset via webcam. Download the model and assess accuracy and precision in the TensorFlow workflow.
Explore Teachable Machine, a Google machine learning platform, and learn how its image, audio, and pose projects enable custom object detection with TensorFlow.
Create a three-class image dataset in Teachable Machine using webcam and upload options, with Identicard, calculator, and mobile phone; capture 200 images per class with varied angles for TensorFlow training.
Validate the dataset by testing the trained teachable machine with webcam and upload options, demonstrating high accuracy on identity cards, calculators, and mobile phones.
Learn how to download a Teachable Machine model using export options: TensorFlow.js, TensorFlow, and TensorFlow Lite, with Python keras chosen for downloading.
Learn how to extract the model and identify the extracted folder files, including Keras.h and labels.txt, for a three-class dataset in TensorFlow object detection (identity card, calculator, mobile phone).
Learn to run a machine learning project in PyCharm community edition, load a Keras model and labels.txt, and use OpenCV, NumPy, and TensorFlow for webcam-based prediction.
Configure python 3.9, PyCharm, and package libraries (numpy, opencv, keras) to run a custom object detection project with TensorFlow, validate via webcam, and improve accuracy with more data.
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Course Description:
Welcome to "Machine Learning Project Using: Teachable Machine", a beginner-friendly and practical course designed to introduce you to the exciting world of machine learning without requiring extensive programming knowledge! In this course, you’ll learn to create, train, and deploy machine learning models quickly and effectively using Google’s Teachable Machine platform.
Teachable Machine is a user-friendly web-based tool that simplifies machine learning, making it accessible to everyone, from students and educators to developers and hobbyists. With this platform, you can build AI models for image, sound, and pose recognition in just a few steps!
If you're looking for a Machine Learning Project that’s beginner-friendly and doesn’t require deep coding knowledge, you’ve come to the right place. This course will guide you step-by-step in building a practical and powerful Machine Learning Project using the Teachable Machine platform.
With a focus on real-world applications, you’ll create a Machine Learning Project involving image classification, sound recognition, and pose detection. Teachable Machine allows you to train models quickly and visually, and we’ll explore how to integrate your Machine Learning Project into websites and apps.
Whether you’re a student, teacher, developer, or hobbyist, this course will help you start your journey into Machine Learning Projects in the most simple yet powerful way.
Why Take This Course?
It’s a beginner-friendly approach to Machine Learning Projects
No prior ML or coding experience needed
Visual and interactive training with real use-cases
Export and deploy your Machine Learning Project easily
What You’ll Learn:
Introduction to Machine Learning: Understand the basics of machine learning and how Teachable Machine simplifies the process.
Setting Up Teachable Machine: Learn how to access and navigate the platform.
Data Collection and Training: Create custom datasets by uploading images, sounds, or pose examples and train your model efficiently.
Model Testing and Evaluation: Test your trained model’s performance and refine it for improved accuracy.
Exporting and Deployment: Deploy your machine learning models in various applications such as websites, apps, or standalone systems.
Real-World Applications: Explore diverse use cases like gesture-controlled apps, sound recognition systems, and image classification projects.
By the end of this course, you’ll have a complete understanding of how to use Teachable Machine to create innovative machine learning projects. You’ll also walk away with your very own project, ready to showcase to peers, employers, or clients!
Join us today and start your machine learning journey with Teachable Machine!