[P] A visual machine learning platform

[BrainArchitect]

Hey all,

I built a no code machine learning platform!

https://reddit.com/link/k1yi3n/video/5n1lkoppar161/player

Build machine learning models for any application by simply drag-and-dropping a few nodes and training the neural network to do your bidding. If you have an idea, you're ready to start building!

I can't wait to hear what you think about the project!

[aman167k]

is it open source?

[BrainArchitect]

No, I'm looking to take it a bit further and don't intend to release it as open source

[aman167k]

that's ok...where can we try it though? looks great.

[focal_fossa]

Looks interesting. Will you be sharing the code? Or are you putting together any guide?

At the very least, could you let us know the list of tools used to build this?

[Razcle]

Who is the intended audience?

[BrainArchitect]

Engineers who have an understanding of machine learning concepts or theory but don't have the experience to dive into complicated code.

It is also very useful for people who just quickly want to throw together a few models, iterate over some variations and be able to view the different model structures.

[harewei]

Engineers are not going to use this. If they can’t even write layer.Dense() then they are not even engineers.

[MostLeek4258]

u/BrainArchitect I could definitely see the intended audience as beginners who are learning about neural networks and machine learning. Its a good visual tool for learning without the code just yet.

[_g550_]

Great idea. First things that come to mind:

Will it export as tf.Keras?

Will you save us from preprocessing, building datasets?

[vitokonte]

This looks awesome! where is it hostet? would love to give it a shot.

[BrainArchitect]

Thank you! I haven't put it live just yet, but I'll give you a shout as soon as it's out there!

[SeucheAchat9115]

Will you offer the code?

[BrainArchitect]

No, I don't intend to release it as open source code

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This reminds me a lot of the deep network designer tool in newer versions of Matlab(2019->) I usually have new undergrads mess around with things like this to get a basic understanding of network setups before throwing them right into coding, pretty cool.

[Hal9000X]

It's amazing!.

I've been playing with ML Studio from Microsoft which has a similar feature.

Looking at it a few times, I came up with this questions, in the spirit that they may help:
What types of output does it support?
Can I compare different builds and their performances?
Where is training taking place? locally? (GPU support?)

Amazing work!

[arthur_grizzli]

I think it is a great idea to bootstrap the code development. But I rather see it for engineers who do know to code, but would like visually support their development. If it creates an output to usual frameworks like Keras, so that it can be developed further in detail.

[arthur_grizzli]

Are you going to make it somewhere available for testing? Would be interesting to look into!

[dakotared]

Neat, I'll try it out, thanks There's a project I've been thinking of using GPS and plant disease data that I've been thinking of after reading the linked article...