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Building Machine Learning-powered Applications with JS

Talkat Conf42 JavaScript 2022 · on Thursday, 2022-11-17· [machine-learning, javascript]
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Claims that production ML apps run end-to-end in JavaScript, showing browser and on-device inference with TensorFlow.js and ONNX Runtime for Web, and cloud training/deployment via AWS SageMaker JavaScript SDK and Lambda. Trains a classifier on ~100,000 images reaching ~90% accuracy, warns about model theft and large model sizes for client delivery, and demonstrates using parallel cloud jobs to cut 100 sequential experiments (100 hours) down to about 1–1.5 hours using concurrent instances.

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 1:22Speaker background
  3. 2:03How ML works
  4. 5:39Why JavaScript for ML
  5. 8:29ML inference in browser
  6. 13:49ML with JS frameworks
  7. 16:21Deploy ML in mobile apps
  8. 18:53Cloud advantages for ML
  9. 22:51AWS SageMaker with JS SDK
  10. 25:00Serverless JS deployments
  11. 27:26Choosing ML tools in JS
  12. 30:18Train ML: server vs browser
  13. 33:06Closing remarks and key takeaways
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