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Robert Plummer edited this page Apr 11, 2018
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1. Simplicity & performance
Everyone should have access to simple machine learning. It is simple math, period. Practical machine learning should be simple. A single command, and you are off.
An illustration: You get into a car, you press the gas you go. You don't have to think about the sensors, the air to fuel mixture, the spark plugs, the compression, the ignition, the internal combustion, the timing, the transmission, the gear ratios, the axels, the tires, the wheel alignment, the torque and horsepower applied that turns the wheel, to move the car. Any car manufacturer knows most people aren't interested in the science behind the thing, however they do make much of it available.
Brain.js aims at accelerated practical machine learning.