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joshdimatteo / ai-from-scratch

I wanted to try to code some A.I. without using libraries from other people.
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AI in Java! #1

Open Nazchanel opened 2 years ago

Nazchanel commented 2 years ago

Never expected to see a neural network in Java!

If you are actually serious about AI try python. There you have access to Tensorflow, Pytorch, and Sci-Kit learn libraries. Still very surprised that this could be done in Java. Please resolve this, I was just commenting.

Check out my AI project: github.com/nazchanel/Fake_News_Detection

joshdimatteo commented 2 years ago

@Nazchanel yea its an old project but its pretty cool lmao I enjoy coding stuff from scratch instead of using prebuilt libraries but if I find a good way to learn it I'll probably give tensorflow a shot.

Nazchanel commented 2 years ago

@Nazchanel yea its an old project but its pretty cool lmao I enjoy coding stuff from scratch instead of using prebuilt libraries but if I find a good way to learn it I'll probably give tensorflow a shot.

Hey @joshdimatteo ,

It isn't as hard as you think to learn Tensorflow. Just learn the terminology (epochs, learning rate, etc) and what they mean. That will make it much easier for you and flatten the learning curve. Also, sci-kit learn is a great library to use if you are using Python.

I would recommend Python for any machine learning because, first, there are so many libraries, and, second, the processing power.

Regarding Tensorflow, you can use either C++ or Python.

Also to learn Tensorflow, watch this video for a deep understanding of it.

You don't need to watch the whole 6 hour video but just skim through to the parts that you need.

Hope this helped - Eshan I.