Professional And Applied Computing (R0) - Tiny Machine Learning Quickstart

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Be a part of the Tiny Machine Learning (TinyML) revolution in the ever-growing world of IoT. This book examines the concepts, workflows, and tools needed to make your projects smarter, all within the Arduino platform. You’ll start by exploring Machine learning in the context of embedded, resource-constrained devices as opposed to your powerful, gigabyte-RAM computer. You’ll review the unique challenges it poses, but also the limitless possibilities it opens. Next, you’ll work through nine projects that encompass different data types (tabular, time series, audio and images) and tasks (classification and regression). Each project comes with tips and tricks to collect, load, plot and analyse each type of data. Throughout the book, you’ll apply three different approaches to TinyML: traditional algorithms (Decision Tree, Logistic Regression, SVM), Edge Impulse (a no-code online tools), and TensorFlow for Microcontrollers. Each has its strengths and weaknesses, and you will learn how to choose the most appropriate for your use case. TinyML Quickstart will provide a solid reference for all your future projects with minimal cost and effort. What You Will Learn

Navigate embedded ML challenges
Integrate Python with Arduino for seamless data processing
Implement ML algorithms
Harness the power of Tensorflow for artificial neural networks
Leverage no-code tools like Edge Impulse
Execute real-world projects

Who This Book Is For Electronics hobbyists and developers with a basic understanding of Tensorflow, ML in Python, and Arduino-based programming looking to apply that knowledge with microcontrollers. Previous experience with C++ is helpful but not required.