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Introduction to machine learning in Node.js

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Shows runnable Node.js demos that actually classify images with TensorFlow and tensorFlow‑node, fit a Melbourne house pricing model with a decision tree library and csvtojson, and train a tiny brain.js network to spot Trumplike tweets. Includes numbers from a CPU test: synchronous crypto hashing ~9 req/s versus async offloaded ~17 req/s, an engineered zero error on a tiny test set, and working demos using worker_threads and queue scaling that demonstrate what breaks and what scales.

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  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 0:41Tamar Twena-Stern
  3. 5:31What is Machine Learning
  4. 6:49Some Machine Learning Applications
  5. 7:36How To Build Machine Learning Model
  6. 9:50An Example For A DataSet
  7. 10:55Step 1 - Choosing A Model To Train
  8. 12:24More Sophisticated Decision Tree
  9. 13:53Lets Fit And Predict The Data
  10. 20:33Evaluate How Accurate Are The Predictions Of Your Model
  11. 24:37Popular Node.js Machine Learning Libraries
  12. 25:32TensorFlow.js
  13. 31:06Brain.js In A Nutshell
  14. 31:34Neural Networks In A Nutshell
  15. 31:51What Is A Neuron
  16. 32:59Basic Unit Of Neural Networks - Artificial Neurons
  17. 37:58Main Problems
  18. 38:55Node.js Architecture
  19. 47:08Prefer Not To Use Child Process
  20. 50:24Scale Up With Queues
  21. 51:14Queues VS Worker Threads
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