No-code webapp to visualize your deep neural nets
Portal is an open-source visual inspection tool for vision models 🔎 No more wrangling with cv2 or matplotlib codes to visualize or test your models, especially on videos. Portal is the fastest way to inspect your neural network inferences on your datasets! 🎉
Hey ProductHunt ✌🏻 Ever wondered if there's a better way to visualize and discuss neural network results apart from Jupyter Notebooks or using cv2? 🔮 Portal is the easiest way to visualize neural network inferences. For ML engineers and data teams, sharing visual results is challenging and time-consuming as people would run cv2 or matplotlib over and over in Jupyter Notebooks just to visualize the results 😿 🕸 So we made a web-based application to do this! This way, users can adjust confidence th
I have just tried using Portal to perform some inferences for one of my object-detection projects and it worked great! All I had to do was register my TensorFlow model, add some images, load the model, and leave the rest to Portal - all without writing any code 👍🏼 I was even able to filter my predictions on a video while the video is playing, which is a huge plus, saving me a lot of time in the process. Looking forward to future updates and developments!
I was part of Portal's pre-release testing and it really blew me away. As an avid Computer Vision enthusiast, I have always found it a hassle to write code from scratch to visualise predictions every time I explore a new model. Being able to seamlessly load models from different architectures and play with the predictions is such a convenience and time-saver! One bonus I've noticed is the ability to navigate freely between video frames without any stutter. Performance is also blazing fast even w
The program ran smoothly for me. Coming from someone who understands the amount of code needed to be written for a single machine learning project, this can be considered as a potential game changer in the industry. I’ll continue to watch the development of this product, and since it is open source I may also contribute to its development.
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