A simple image classifier using tfjs, that can run in Node.js
MIT License
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Thanks @kevinanielsen! - add option to use specified metadataPublished by kevinanielsen 11 months ago
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Thanks @kevinanielsen! - FIX!!!Published by kevinanielsen 11 months ago
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Thanks @kevinanielsen! - FIX! Add dist folder to filesPublished by kevinanielsen 11 months ago
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Thanks @kevinanielsen! - Add filter to remove necessity for no "/" at end of MODEL_DIR_PATHPublished by kevinanielsen 11 months ago
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Thanks @kevinanielsen! - Change access to public in changeset configPublished by kevinanielsen 11 months ago
Full Changelog: https://github.com/kevinanielsen/tfjs-image-node/compare/v1.0.9...v1.1.2
Published by kevinanielsen 11 months ago
Published by kevinanielsen 11 months ago
npm install tfjs-image-node
# or
pnpm add tfjs-image-node
Full Changelog: https://github.com/kevinanielsen/tfjs-image-node/compare/v1.0.6...v1.0.8
Published by kevinanielsen 11 months ago
Published by kevinanielsen 12 months ago
Published by kevinanielsen 12 months ago
Full Changelog: https://github.com/kevinanielsen/tfjs-image-node/compare/v1.0.2...v1.0.3
Published by kevinanielsen 12 months ago
Added tests and updated export to default export.
import classifyImage from "tfjs-image-node";
// can now be used to import function
You can still install it from the npm registry with your favorite package manager like
npm install tfjs-image-node
# or
yarn add tfjs-image-node
# or
bun add tfjs-image-node
Published by kevinanielsen 12 months ago
The release includes the function classifyImage() which takes in 3 arguments: the ai model (currently only works with teachable machine), the image you want to classify, and the metadata.json for the ai model.
Install with
npm i tfjs-image-node
# or
yarn add tfjs-image-node
# or
bun add tfjs-image-node