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# TensorFlow.js Examples

This repository contains a set of examples implemented in
[TensorFlow.js](http://js.tensorflow.org).

Each example directory is standalone so the directory can be copied
to another project.

# Overview of Examples


Example name
Demo link
Input data type
Task type
Model type
Training
Inference
API type
Save-load operations

abalone-node

Numeric
Loading data from local file and training in Node.js
Multilayer perceptron
Node.js
Node.js
Layers
Saving to filesystem and loading in Node.js


addition-rnn
🔗
Text
Sequence-to-sequence
RNN: SimpleRNN, GRU and LSTM
Browser
Browser
Layers



addition-rnn-webworker

Text
Sequence-to-sequence
RNN: SimpleRNN, GRU and LSTM
Browser: Web Worker
Browser: Web Worker
Layers



angular-predictive-prefetching

Numeric
Multiclass predictor
DNN

Browser: Service Worker
Layers



baseball-node

Numeric
Multiclass classification
Multilayer perceptron
Node.js
Node.js
Layers



boston-housing
🔗
Numeric
Regression
Multilayer perceptron
Browser
Browser
Layers



cart-pole
🔗

Reinforcement learning
Policy gradient
Browser
Browser
Layers
IndexedDB


chrome-extension

Image
(Deploying TF.js in Chrome extension)
Convnet

Browser




custom-layer
🔗

(Defining a custom Layer subtype)


Browser
Layers



data-csv
🔗

Building a tf.data.Dataset from a remote CSV







data-generator
🔗

Building a tf.data.Dataset using a generator
Regression
Browser
Browser
Layers



date-conversion-attention
🔗
Text
Text-to-text conversion
Attention mechanism, RNN
Node.js
Browser and Node.js
Layers
Saving to filesystem and loading in browser


electron

Image
(Deploying TF.js in Electron-based desktop apps)
Convnet

Node.js




fashion-mnist-vae

Image
Generative
Variational autoencoder (VAE)
Node.js
Browser
Layers
Export trained model from tfjs-node and load it in browser


interactive-visualizers

Image
Multiclass classification, object detection, segmentation


Browser




iris
🔗
Numeric
Multiclass classification
Multilayer perceptron
Browser
Browser
Layers



iris-fitDataset
🔗
Numeric
Multiclass classification
Multilayer perceptron
Browser
Browser
Layers



jena-weather
🔗
Sequence
Sequence-to-prediction
MLP and RNNs
Browser and Node
Browser
Layers



lstm-text-generation
🔗
Text
Sequence prediction
RNN: LSTM
Browser
Browser
Layers
IndexedDB


mnist
🔗
Image
Multiclass classification
Convolutional neural network
Browser
Browser
Layers



mnist-acgan
🔗
Image
Generative Adversarial Network (GAN)
Convolutional neural network; GAN
Node.js
Browser
Layers
Saving to filesystem from Node.js and loading it in the browser


mnist-core
🔗
Image
Multiclass classification
Convolutional neural network
Browser
Browser
Core (Ops)



mnist-node

Image
Multiclass classification
Convolutional neural network
Node.js
Node.js
Layers
Saving to filesystem


mnist-transfer-cnn
🔗
Image
Multiclass classification (transfer learning)
Convolutional neural network
Browser
Browser
Layers
Loading pretrained model


mobilenet
🔗
Image
Multiclass classification
Convolutional neural network

Browser
Layers
Loading pretrained model


polynomial-regression
🔗
Numeric
Regression
Shallow neural network
Browser
Browser
Layers



polynomial-regression-core
🔗
Numeric
Regression
Shallow neural network
Browser
Browser
Core (Ops)



quantization

Various
Demonstrates the effect of post-training weight quantization
Various
Node.js
Node.js
Layers



sentiment
🔗
Text
Sequence-to-binary-prediction
LSTM, 1D convnet
Node.js or Python
Browser
Layers
Load model from Keras and tfjs-node


simple-object-detection
🔗
Image
Object detection
Convolutional neural network (transfer learning)
Node.js
Browser
Layers
Export trained model from tfjs-node and load it in browser


snake-dqn
🔗

Reinforcement learning
Deep Q-Network (DQN)
Node.js
Browser
Layers
Export trained model from tfjs-node and load it in browser


translation
🔗
Text
Sequence-to-sequence
LSTM encoder and decoder
Node.js or Python
Browser
Layers
Load model converted from Keras


tsne-mnist-canvas


Dimension reduction and data visualization
tSNE
Browser
Browser
Core (Ops)



webcam-transfer-learning
🔗
Image
Multiclass classification (transfer learning)
Convolutional neural network
Browser
Browser
Layers
Loading pretrained model


website-phishing
🔗
Numeric
Binary classification
Multilayer perceptron
Browser
Browser
Layers

# Dependencies

Except for `getting_started`, all the examples require the following dependencies to be installed.

- Node.js version 8.9 or higher
- [NPM cli](https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/npm) OR [Yarn](https://yarnpkg.com/en/)

## How to build an example
`cd` into the directory

If you are using `yarn`:

```sh
cd mnist-core
yarn
yarn watch
```

If you are using `npm`:
```sh
cd mnist-core
npm install
npm run watch
```

### Details

The convention is that each example contains two scripts:

- `yarn watch` or `npm run watch`: starts a local development HTTP server which watches the
filesystem for changes so you can edit the code (JS or HTML) and see changes when you refresh the page immediately.

- `yarn build` or `npm run build`: generates a `dist/` folder which contains the build artifacts and
can be used for deployment.

## Contributing

If you want to contribute an example, please reach out to us on
[Github issues](https://github.com/tensorflow/tfjs/issues)
before sending us a pull request as we are trying to keep this set of examples
small and highly curated.

### Running Presubmit Tests

Before you send a pull request, it is a good idea to run the presubmit tests
and make sure they all pass. To do that, execute the following commands in the
root directory of tfjs-examples:

```sh
yarn
yarn presubmit
```

The `yarn presubmit` command executes the unit tests and lint checks of all
the exapmles that contain the `yarn test` and/or `yarn lint` scripts. You
may also run the tests for individual exampls by cd'ing into their respective
subdirectory and executing `yarn`, followed by `yarn test` and/or `yarn lint`.