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Android example implementation for MNIST #2208

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Scramjet911 opened this issue Aug 27, 2024 · 4 comments
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Android example implementation for MNIST #2208

Scramjet911 opened this issue Aug 27, 2024 · 4 comments

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@Scramjet911
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I have used burn with android and made a sample MNIST image detection app.
I would love to contribute to the examples after cleaning it up a little.
Would give users an idea of how things are done and the capabilities

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Planning on implementing on device learning with Rust.

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You can see my app here.
Please don't mind the weird naming/ comments..

@laggui
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laggui commented Aug 27, 2024

That's awesome! It would be a great addition to the examples if you want to submit a PR for that 😎

Since these types of examples are a bit more involved, it would be nice to have a brief step-by-step to get to the end results (especially for building / deploying for the target platform) 🙏

@antimora
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It would be more awesome if we have a book section on this subject too.

@Scramjet911
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I'll add a PR with the examples and add a readme in that. Once that is verified we could maybe look into adding it to the book with modifications...

@Scramjet911
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Scramjet911 commented Aug 30, 2024

Added a pr with the android example. The local tests ran successfully. The Readme is in casual language though and I have not touched the android tests folders.

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