Machine Learning AI

_Paymer

This extension would be made in collaboration with machinelearningforkids.co.uk. It would be used to make pattern recognition models, and the models would be stored on machinelearningforkids.co.uk. Example blocks:

create model of type [text v]

create model of type [image v]

create model of type [numbers v]

delete model

clear training data

add [text] to training data under category []

add (costume_1 v) to training data under category []

add [100] to training data under category []

train model and wait

(classify [text])

(classify image x: [0] y: [0] to x: [0] y: [0])

(classify [100])

(confidence)

These blocks would help with pattern recognition, text generation, and teach kids about machine learning, while putting less strain on Scratch's servers because the models are stored on machinelearningforkids.co.uk.

Last edited by _Paymer (Nov. 8, 2025 09:42:26)

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Why does everyone keep ignoring this?

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_Paymer wrote:
Why does everyone keep ignoring this?

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WigglyJoey

I think the ai blocks are similar to this (Also face sensing blocks are powered by machine learning.)

Scratch_Cat_Coder8

WigglyJoey wrote:
I think the ai blocks are similar to this (Also face sensing blocks are powered by machine learning.)

Also image generation is rejected (see 2.10)

NewRAF

WigglyJoey wrote:
I think the ai blocks are similar to this (Also face sensing blocks are powered by machine learning.)

Those AI blocks are like an AI chatbot, not the pattern recognition we are suggesting here. Face sensing is for faces, not text or number or on screen image pattern recognition.

Scratch_Cat_Coder8 wrote:
WigglyJoey wrote:
I think the ai blocks are similar to this (Also face sensing blocks are powered by machine learning.)
Also image generation is rejected (see 2.10)

Don't see how image generation is related to a collaboration with another educational platform about coding with AI.

Scratch_Cat_Coder8

NewRAF wrote:
WigglyJoey wrote:
I think the ai blocks are similar to this (Also face sensing blocks are powered by machine learning.)
Those AI blocks are like an AI chatbot, not the pattern recognition we are suggesting here. Face sensing is for faces, not text or number or on screen image pattern recognition.
Scratch_Cat_Coder8 wrote:
WigglyJoey wrote:
I think the ai blocks are similar to this (Also face sensing blocks are powered by machine learning.)
Also image generation is rejected (see 2.10)
Don't see how image generation is related to a collaboration with another educational platform about coding with AI.

_Paymer wrote:
create model of type [image v]

NewRAF

Scratch_Cat_Coder8 wrote:
NewRAF wrote:
WigglyJoey wrote:
I think the ai blocks are similar to this (Also face sensing blocks are powered by machine learning.)
Those AI blocks are like an AI chatbot, not the pattern recognition we are suggesting here. Face sensing is for faces, not text or number or on screen image pattern recognition.
Scratch_Cat_Coder8 wrote:
WigglyJoey wrote:
I think the ai blocks are similar to this (Also face sensing blocks are powered by machine learning.)
Also image generation is rejected (see 2.10)
Don't see how image generation is related to a collaboration with another educational platform about coding with AI.
_Paymer wrote:
create model of type [image v]

The OP probably meant image pattern recognition by that block, there's only classification blocks and nothing that seems to “generate”

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jmdzti_0-0

are you sure this is feasible? mild flash warning

FreshTheCat

jmdzti_0-0 wrote:
are you sure this is feasible? mild flash warning

Off-topic, but how did you get it not to redirect to the forums' version of YouTube?

mingo-gag

FreshTheCat wrote:
jmdzti_0-0 wrote:
are you sure this is feasible? mild flash warning
Off-topic, but how did you get it not to redirect to the forums' version of YouTube?

it's embed

_Paymer

jmdzti_0-0 wrote:
are you sure this is feasible? mild flash warning

That's completely different. It's a bot that jumps, turns and moves in a 3D space. This machine learning is significantly different. It's pattern recognition, not reinforcement learning.

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