_Paymer wrote:

Bring your post up BYPU

create model of type [text v] :: extension // add :: extension to each scratchblock

(classify (100) :: extension) //for a reporter put :: extension inside the closing parenthesis

thedolphin_ wrote:

Cool. Semi-Support.

_Paymer wrote:

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] :: extension

create model of type [image v] :: extension

create model of type [numbers v] :: extension
 
delete model :: extension

clear training data :: extension

add [text] to training data under category [] :: extension

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

add [100] to training data under category [] :: extension

train model and wait :: extension

(classify [text] :: extension) 

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

(classify [100] :: extension)

(confidence :: extension)

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.

cookedasparagus8 wrote:

_Paymer wrote:

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] :: extension

create model of type [image v] :: extension

create model of type [numbers v] :: extension
 
delete model :: extension

clear training data :: extension

add [text] to training data under category [] :: extension

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

add [100] to training data under category [] :: extension

train model and wait :: extension

(classify [text] :: extension) 

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

(classify [100] :: extension)

(confidence :: extension)

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.

Hi! These already exist in Raise Playground!

_Paymer wrote:

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] :: extension

create model of type [image v] :: extension

create model of type [numbers v] :: extension
 
delete model :: extension

clear training data :: extension

add [text] to training data under category [] :: extension

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

add [100] to training data under category [] :: extension

train model and wait :: extension

(classify [text] :: extension) 

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

(classify [100] :: extension)

(confidence :: extension)

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.

_Paymer wrote:

(#29)

cookedasparagus8 wrote:

_Paymer wrote:

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] :: extension

create model of type [image v] :: extension

create model of type [numbers v] :: extension
 
delete model :: extension

clear training data :: extension

add [text] to training data under category [] :: extension

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

add [100] to training data under category [] :: extension

train model and wait :: extension

(classify [text] :: extension) 

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

(classify [100] :: extension)

(confidence :: extension)

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.

Hi! These already exist in Raise Playground!

Scratch still should have it. No one really knows about Raise Playground.

FreshTheCat wrote:

_Paymer wrote:

(#29)

cookedasparagus8 wrote:

_Paymer wrote:

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] :: extension

create model of type [image v] :: extension

create model of type [numbers v] :: extension
 
delete model :: extension

clear training data :: extension

add [text] to training data under category [] :: extension

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

add [100] to training data under category [] :: extension

train model and wait :: extension

(classify [text] :: extension) 

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

(classify [100] :: extension)

(confidence :: extension)

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.

Hi! These already exist in Raise Playground!

Scratch still should have it. No one really knows about Raise Playground.

what's raise playground?

marinmilaqi wrote:

_Paymer wrote:

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] :: extension

create model of type [image v] :: extension

create model of type [numbers v] :: extension
 
delete model :: extension

clear training data :: extension

add [text] to training data under category [] :: extension

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

add [100] to training data under category [] :: extension

train model and wait :: extension

(classify [text] :: extension) 

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

(classify [100] :: extension)

(confidence :: extension)

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.

this is a good idea, but im afraid that it could be misused

WigglyJoey wrote:

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

Imtwentytenth wrote:

WigglyJoey wrote:

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

How did you find this?

unconstructable13 wrote:

I feel like this would be a bit too complicated for scratchers

FreshTheCat wrote:

unconstructable13 wrote:

I feel like this would be a bit too complicated for scratchers

building the equivalent of these blocks would be nearly impossible (if not actually impossible)
I hate how so many people just dump this argument on block suggestions when the workaround would be even more complicated

(classify [100] :: extension)

(confidence :: extension)

unconstructable13 wrote:

I feel like this would be a bit too complicated for scratchers

_Paymer wrote:

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.

Dhdfuhrifi wrote:

unconstructable13 wrote:

I feel like this would be a bit too complicated for scratchers

Yeah, would be complicated for scratchers.

([abs v] of (9)::operators)
(10^ v] of (9)::operators)
([e^ v] of (9)::operators)
(days since 2000)

unconstructable13 wrote:

FreshTheCat wrote:

unconstructable13 wrote:

I feel like this would be a bit too complicated for scratchers

building the equivalent of these blocks would be nearly impossible (if not actually impossible)
I hate how so many people just dump this argument on block suggestions when the workaround would be even more complicated

Well yes, I know, but I dont think an ordinary scratcher would know what the

(classify [100] :: extension)

or…

(confidence :: extension)

blocks do. I myself don’t know either.
I’m not saying I don’t support this suggestion, I think this extension would be helpful for more advanced scratchers (forgot to say this in my original post), but I’m just saying that most scratchers would find this hard to understand and therefore not very useful.

(classify [100] :: extension)

(confidence :: extension)

jmdzti_0-0 wrote:

_Paymer wrote:

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.

Reinforcement learning is a field of machine learning.