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Intelec AI automates building and deploying machine learning models. It has a nice web interface and doesn't require any prior knowledge in programming or in AI. Please check it out here https://www.intelec.ai/install/ and the demo server here https://demo.intelec.ai . Please let me know what you think. Your feedback is really appreciated.
Hello to everyone. Intelec AI is a platform to automate building and deploying machine learning models. It's web based and supports GPU acceleration. You can download and try it for free.

Main advantages of Intelec AI over cloud based autoML solutions:

* Free to download - You don’t have to pay anything to start using it.

* There is a 15 day trial period for testing the premium features. A lot of functionalities still stay free after 15 days. For example, training model and task creation. It means that you can train a model how long you want, if you’re not satisfied with the result, you don’t have to pay anything.

* Privacy - If you have a confidential data, which you’re not sure whether you’re allowed to upload to a cloud server, then the downloadable version of Intelec AI is for you.

Please follow this link https://www.intelec.ai/install to learn more about how to set it up on your computer. Thanks for your attention. We hope you like it.

Obviously very nice looking icons. It would be even better to be able to download them as font. Then one can customise the icons later on his/her own website using CSS (text-color, background-colour, font-size, etc).
Oh, wow. Thanks a lot to the owner of this web site.
Seems cool. Does it use a server or it does all the calculations in the browser?
Re:Facebook Asking for Some New Users' Email Passwords on Wednesday April 03, 2019 @09:31AM (#19563135)
The answer is simple. They don't care about moral side of their actions and government doesn't want to take any serious action about that. I would be surprised if they stopped doing so.
Re:Dog and Cat Data on Wednesday April 03, 2019 @09:15AM (#19563029)
Doing data analysis with bash seems interesting. It's perhaps the fastest way to do quick queries. But I am wondering, how much data analysis can you do with "BASHing data"?
I don't think it would be that much effort for facebook to stop tracking Belgium or German users. They have excellent software engineers. If they followed the rule of "separation of concerns", only small percent of their codebase is responsible for tracking and they will need a chahge only in that part of the code.
Re:Atlassian built a $20B dollar company with no sales team on Thursday March 21, 2019 @02:45PM (#19455922)
Misleading headline
Re:A list of the biggest datasets for machine learning on Wednesday March 20, 2019 @09:48AM (#19442090)
Thanks a lot for sharing this :)
Back and forth discussions are useless unless European Comission takes an action.

Moreover, I dont understand why users of spotify or another apps on iOS are necessarily customers of Apple. How about users who visit a website using a browser on an Apple device?

Re:Tensorflow 2.0.0-Alpha0 on Wednesday March 06, 2019 @03:54PM (#19322675)
Thanks god Tensorflow is doing something with global variables and sessions
Re:Free tools to help with data analysis on Monday February 25, 2019 @02:44AM (#19243808)
Plotly for visualization, Shiny for creating interactive reports in R, Dash for creating interactive reports in Python
Re:Ask HN: Pros and cons of working at a startup in 2019? on Sunday February 24, 2019 @08:18AM (#19238434)
To me, the only benefit of joining a startup is in startups you're usually given tasks for which you're not qualified for. But I wouldn't join a startup if startup doesn't offer me compensation package (salary + stock option) at least at market average.
Re:Ytdl-webserver: Webserver for downloading YouTube videos on Saturday September 22, 2018 @01:28PM (#18046903)
Is downloading youtube videos legal?