Machine Learning in Java with Amazon Deep Java Library
Key Takeaways - Standards to develop machine learning applications in Java have been lacking - JSR 381 has been developed in order to address this gap - Amazon's Deep Java Library (DJL) is one of several implementations of this new standard - One part of JSR 381 is Vis Rec for visual recognition of images - DJL includes a collection of pre-trained models https://www.deepnetts.com/blog/deep-netts-community-edition In…
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