StackML

looks pretty cool and useful. way to go guys!

Thanks, @kevin for the hunt. StackML is in early access, but you can sign-in without any waiting for the next few days. Of course, this is just the start, we have a ton of new features coming up. We would love to have your feedback, reach out at kamalk@stackml.com. Or if you find any bug, please report at support@stackml.com.

This looks really cool. My use case is that I need to train a model to identify and classify logos (in a different way than the Google/Azure/AWS ML APIs support). Does StackML support this type of use case?

This is pretty exciting! The "WRIST" demo was a flop because it was confusing to understand (poorly written instructions + it would be helpful to provide screenshot examples of what you want the visitor to do)

The browser completely freezes on the first demo. How about no.

Like the idea as a concept, but don' tlike the fact that it's not as asynchronous as I wish it was.

Pros:

Machine learning in the browser.

Cons:

The browser completely freezes while the model is executing. This can't be used for anything serious, as nobody wants a frozen UI.

Hi @kkkosariya, are there any plans to add text classification using ML?