This project taught me that image classification is 97% preparing image datasets. It is difficult for me alone to produce datasets for all fish species and because of this the project stagnated. I've started another project that helps me collect photos, which may restart the image classification project.
Thank you, Lorenzo. I been collecting images from different sources for a long time. I took many myself, many were sent to me by others. Some photos were public domain from Wikimedia and DNR sites.
Thank you. Learning to train a model is not difficult. There is plenty of good documentation. The most challenging part is collecting and preparing data - you will need tens of thousands of photos to create a reliable tool. But you can have fun with the project even with a small data set.
I used the documentation on the TensorFlow site. Here is the section that describes image classification - tensorflow.org/tutorials/images/classification
Hello Pablo. Seems like email forwarding from that account to my main email has stopped working. But after your comment - I saw the email and will reply.
I’m working on a version of this for phytoplankton right now in the marine science lab I work at. Nice video
I used an ancient technology for that project compared to what is available now. 😅 Good luck with your project.
Hi Dimitry! Awesome project... How is the project going now, 3 years after you uploaded this video?
This project taught me that image classification is 97% preparing image datasets. It is difficult for me alone to produce datasets for all fish species and because of this the project stagnated. I've started another project that helps me collect photos, which may restart the image classification project.
Hi Dmitry,
Nice project! Where did you get your dataset from??
Thank you, Lorenzo. I been collecting images from different sources for a long time. I took many myself, many were sent to me by others. Some photos were public domain from Wikimedia and DNR sites.
Nice Work, i really need to learn how to make this tool to use it for species identification in Egypt. Thank you ❤️
Thank you. Learning to train a model is not difficult. There is plenty of good documentation. The most challenging part is collecting and preparing data - you will need tens of thousands of photos to create a reliable tool. But you can have fun with the project even with a small data set.
@mohabbadreldin9785 Hi Mohabb have u done any project on machine learning
great job 💥💥
Thanks 🔥
wow!! this is exactley what I am looking for. Can you share the tutorial you used for this?
I used the documentation on the TensorFlow site. Here is the section that describes image classification - tensorflow.org/tutorials/images/classification
Are you on LinkedIn, Dmitriy?
Yes, I'm.
@@aseev Can you share like to your LinkedIn profile?
If you need to contact me, please use the "About" section.
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Not sure what it means, but think it is a positive comment. In this case thank you.
Thank you for the translation.
Hi Dimity, congrats on your video. I tried reaching you by your contact email but now answer. Is there another way? Thanks.
Hello Pablo. Seems like email forwarding from that account to my main email has stopped working. But after your comment - I saw the email and will reply.
@@aseev thanks!
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