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Isnot.dog

Inspiration

The inspiration for this project mainly came from wanting to learn Machine Learning image classification.

What it does

Nota.dog takes a photo and runs it through a Machine Learning algorithm and then tells you if it's a dog. And because this was made at the Corgi Hacks hackathon it can also tell if it’s a corgi.

How I built it

The app was made with react.js and is hosted on Google Cloud. I used TensorFlow and Teachable Machine for the Machine Learning algorithm. It was trained using three sets of 500 hand-picked images one for dogs, one for corgis, and one for not a dog. I also used React-Bootstrap for the styling.

Challenges I ran into

The two biggest challenges I ran into were with training the machine and processing the images in the browser. I also had a hard time centering things, but who doesn’t.

Accomplishments that I am proud of

I’m proud of how well the algorithm can tell the difference between classes (Dog or not dog). I also am really happy with how the app looks.

What I learned

The biggest thing I learned was how to train and implement the Machine Learning algorithm. I also learned about how to handle and process images in the browser.

What's next for nota.dog

The next thing I would like to implement is the ability to tell different breeds of dogs apart. I would also love to improve the algorithm.