American Sign Rec: Intel Developer Zone 2020
I worked on the demo for American Sign Recognition. Most were good. A few were “iffy”.
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/developer/articles/community/american-sign-rec.html
Similar Posts
Presentation: LinuxFest NorthWest – Developer Experience
This was a presentation about usability, not so much APIs. Tools, utilities and apps were recommended and provided. https://gitlab.com/remastersys/dx-os/-/blob/master/presentation/26a.mp4?ref_type=heads
OpenOffice.org: Get Started Guide
I wrote a Debian get started guide. My favorite part is where I offer instructions to uninstall LibreOffice. By the way, has anyone really looked at the code? I have. Slop! So, there are numerous places LibreOffice/Document Foundation did not properly rebrand. There is a DLL required? Anyway, here are the instructions. https://wiki.openoffice.org/w/images/0/02/Debian-quickinstall-oo.pdf
Japanese Recognition: Intel Developer Zone
My mother, Masayo, was on a mission in Utah working on translation of older handwritten documents the family history center in Salt Lake. She had complained some were too difficult to read. I worked on this demo to assist my mother. Honto, neh! https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/developer/articles/technical/japanese-rec.html
A Day in the Life | AI | Developer | Maker
Marcia Makes
I share some demos, tutorials with the community. In this series, I share pi information. Video tools:
Choose fp16 or fp32 or int8: Intel Developer Zone 2019
In this article, I offer information about floating point representations in more detail, and answer questions such as which precision are compatible with different hardware. https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/developer/articles/technical/should-i-choose-fp16-or-fp32-for-my-deep-learning-model.html
A Day in the Life | Advocate | AI | Maker
Presenter: Yale Law School
Spoke about privacy and AI. Also discussed 3D printing, copyright and surveillance. https://law.yale.edu/center-global-legal-challenges/events/past-events-2019-20