Welcome to Emma’s Website

This website was created for the Neuroscience and AI course at NUS. We used MNIST dataset and an adapted version of Carlos Aguayo’s code to generate a model that recognises letter handwriting at: (https://emma-toh.github.io/digit_classification_website/tfjs.html).

The updated page can be seen at (https://emma-toh.github.io/digit_classification_website_with_data_augmentation/tfjs.html).

Code is used and adapted with permission mainly from -Deploying a Simple Machine Learning Model into a WebApp using TensorFlow.js by Carlos Aguayo.

The theme that we are using is tactile. I can upload images using

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