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Georgy Kuznetsov2021-11-23 02:53:07
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Georgy Kuznetsov, 2021-11-23 02:53:07

Should I start learning ML.NET?

Is it possible to gain useful experience using dotnet's ML.NET, or is it better to use Python for such purposes in the same studio?

And if the second option is better, will it be possible to somehow connect the resulting model with the wpf application?

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Vasily Bannikov, 2021-11-23
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1. If you are interested, you can try.
True, to me personally, it seemed too high-level and not very flexible.
You cannot choose the number of layers yourself.
You can not train on video cards.
Pictures are accepted as input only if they are stored on disk - along the way.
2. You can use a python. This model can then be connected to WPF via ml net.
ML NET knows how to work with the universal onnx format, so you can train a neural network in python, and then export it to onnx
Here is an example of using onnx
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/machine-le...

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