Deploy machine learning models on mobile and IoT devices
TensorFlow Lite is an open source deep learning framework for on-device inference.
How it works
Convert
Convert a TensorFlow model into a compressed flat buffer with the TensorFlow Lite Converter.
Deploy
Take the compressed .tflite file and load it into a mobile or embedded device.
Optimize
Quantize by converting 32-bit floats to more efficient 8-bit integers or run on GPU.
Solutions to common problems
Explore optimized models to help with common mobile and edge use cases.
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Learn how to train and deploy an ML model on an Android app in just a few lines of code with TensorFlow Lite Model Maker and Android Studio. From here you can then explore how to use various tools from Google to turn a prototype into a production app. Presented by...