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svelteml

v0.0.5

Published

![svelteml](https://github.com/john--kane/svelteml/blob/master/docs/_media/svelteml.png?raw=true)

Downloads

37

Readme

SvelteML 0.0.5

svelteml

Overview 🤖 📖

The purpose of SvelteML is to offer simple Components that can make ML more accessible. It leverages TensorflowJS to offer Svelte apps ML features out-of-the-box. It relies heavily on Svelte's reactivity feature and event hooks can be used to extend out the ML flow. e.g. on:poses in the Pose Estimator will give you the raw poses directfrom TensorflowJS.

Quick Start

npm install svelteml --save

What's inside?

Classification / Segmentation

  • [x] Image Classification
  • [x] Body Segmentation
  • [x] Basic Multi-Pose Estimation
  • [x] Object Detection

Text-based inference

  • [x] Sentence Encoding
  • [x] Text Toxicity
  • [x] Question and Answers

Image Effects

  • [x] Blur Body Parts
  • [x] Bokeh Effect
  • [x] Face Mesh
  • [x] Hand Pose Detection

Experiments

  • [ ] Switching to Lerna for multiple repos so the lib can expand in the different areas. Also helpful for tfjs3 when it will have code-splitting 😃
    • [ ] @svelteml/ui
    • [ ] @svelteml/classification
    • [ ] @svelteml/segmentation
    • [ ] @svelteml/automl
    • [ ] @svelteml/text
    • [ ] @svelteml/audio
  • [ ] Unlock slots with Facial recognition, maybe use faceapi.js
  • [ ] Demo site for more details
  • [ ] Audio and speech recognition features
  • [ ] Additional models using the lower level tfjs apis
  • [ ] .... and a few other top secret ideas 🤭

Note

All Components try to be reactive so although it feels very declarative, it is also reacting to your input. Add an issue in Github if you need a specific behaviour or if there is a bug or would like to recommend something. You know the drill.