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Create Tensorflow models and train them fast and easy

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quicklearning

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To install run the following:

pip install quicklearning

automodel usage

First import

from quicklearning.classification.image import quick

then run something like

model = quick.fit(10, ['cat', 'dog'], verbose=True)

This will create a dataset of images from the image search results from DuckDuckGo, then create a new model based on a pretained model and lastly it will do the actual training of the model.

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