Cat Dog Classifier using Tensorflow Flite using Flutter:boom:
Created an Dog v/s Cat Classifer using Tensorflow in Flutter, to check the cat v/s dogs.
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Features Listed Below:
- [✅] Used Kaggle Dataset of Cat/Dogs.
- [✅] Tensorflow Lite had been used to do the classification.
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Initial setup
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