antonio-f/TF2_MobileNetV2_TransferLearning
MobileNet V2 transfer learning with TensorFlow 2.
This tool helps you quickly train an image classification model to recognize new categories of images, even with a relatively small dataset. You provide a collection of images organized into folders for different categories, and it outputs a trained model that can classify new, unseen images into those categories. This is ideal for scientists, researchers, or anyone needing to categorize visual data without extensive machine learning expertise.
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Use this if you have your own specific set of images you want to teach a computer to recognize, and you need a custom image classifier.
Not ideal if you're looking for an off-the-shelf solution for general image recognition tasks like identifying common objects or faces without custom training.
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