vLev

vLev

Made a Deep Neural Network library at 16

As a 16y/o with enormous amounts of time during quarantine, I decided to learn neural networks. To further understand the concept, I decided to create a neural network library for Javascript. I made Dannjs to offer a simpler alternative for creating neural networks in the browser. I also made this library to make it easier to introduce people to machine learning. This is a project I started for fun 8 months ago, and I find myself quite motivated by it!
https://dannjs.org

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AstonJ

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Nice job Matias - congrats! :+1:

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