asanAI: Machine learning made easy
Computer Science / Digital

asanAI: Machine learning made easy

How do machines learn? We present asanAI - a software with which you can experiment with machine learning without any prior knowledge.
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Technische Universität Dresden (TUD)
ScaDS.AI Dresden/Leipzig
Andreas-Pfitzmann-Bau
1020
Nöthnitzer Straße 46
01187 Dresden (Dresdner Süden)
Website YouTube

Description

We will give you a comprehensive introduction to our open source software asanAI and answer all of your questions so that you can continue working on your own from home afterwards. All you need is an internet-enabled laptop or cell phone to train an AI model on your own images, webcam data, CSV files or any tensor data for your use case - without ever leaving your browser.

Information on the event format

Presentation Participate and do it yourself Suitable for children

Stations

Münchner Platz

  • 3 (tram)

Helmholtzstraße

  • 85 (bus)

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