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Recognize digits using ML in Elixir
Machine learning allows you to solve once unimaginable problem. Elixir’s support for machine learning through Nx and Axon let us do impressive thing while staying in our favorite language.
Great getting-started guide from Philip Brown for Axon, Phoenix and machine learning! Walks you through training a model to recognize handwritten digits in a LiveView!
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This looks like a great intro to ML with Elixir! I’ve bookmarked it for when I start getting into Nx
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