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@webwriter/deep-learning-model

v1.0.1

Published

A set of blocks to create, train and evaluate deep learning models.

Readme

Deep Learning Model (@webwriter/[email protected])

License: MIT | Version: 1.0.1

A set of blocks to create, train and evaluate deep learning models.

Snippets

Snippets are examples and templates using the package's widgets.

| Name | Import Path | | :--: | :---------: | | MNIST Image To Number | @webwriter/deep-learning-model/snippets/MNIST-Image-to-Number.html |

AiWidgetsFeatures (<webwriter-feature-engineering>)

A widget that allows feature engineering on a dataset

Usage

Use with a CDN (e.g. jsdelivr):

<link href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@webwriter/deep-learning-model/widgets/webwriter-feature-engineering.css" rel="stylesheet">
<script type="module" src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@webwriter/deep-learning-model/widgets/webwriter-feature-engineering.js"></script>
<webwriter-feature-engineering></webwriter-feature-engineering>

Or use with a bundler (e.g. Vite):

npm install @webwriter/deep-learning-model
<link href="@webwriter/deep-learning-model/widgets/webwriter-feature-engineering.css" rel="stylesheet">
<script type="module" src="@webwriter/deep-learning-model/widgets/webwriter-feature-engineering.js"></script>
<webwriter-feature-engineering></webwriter-feature-engineering>

Fields

| Name (Attribute Name) | Type | Description | Default | Reflects | | :-------------------: | :--: | :---------: | :-----: | :------: | | samplesSave (samplesSave) | string | The original decompressed data in a json string with format of RawSample[] | - | ✓ | | fieldProps (fieldProps) | Record<string, FieldProp> | Stores the settings of the feature columns | - | ✓ | | limit (limit) | number | The number of samples used for the dataset | 1000 | ✓ | | editMode (editMode) | "edit"\|"feat"\|"read"\|"hidden" | What students will be able to edit in the explorable. Ranging from "edit" = everything, "feat" = only feature settings, "read" = read only, to "hidden" = invisible to the students. | "edit" | ✓ |

Fields including properties and attributes define the current state of the widget and offer customization options.

Methods

| Name | Description | Parameters | | :--: | :---------: | :-------: | | getDataset | Returns the current dataset in both raw and tensor form | - | isReady | Checks whether the dataset is ready to be used | -

Methods allow programmatic access to the widget.

Events

| Name | Description | | :--: | :---------: | | change | Fired when the dataset changes. Detail contains { dataset: Dataset, tensorDataset: TransformedDataset } |

Events are dispatched by the widget after certain triggers.

Editing config

| Name | Value | | :--: | :---------: |

The editing config defines how explorable authoring tools such as WebWriter treat the widget.

No public slots, custom CSS properties, or CSS parts.

AiWidgetsDesigns (<webwriter-model-designing>)

A widget to design AI models using a visual editor.

Usage

Use with a CDN (e.g. jsdelivr):

<link href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@webwriter/deep-learning-model/widgets/webwriter-model-designing.css" rel="stylesheet">
<script type="module" src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@webwriter/deep-learning-model/widgets/webwriter-model-designing.js"></script>
<webwriter-model-designing></webwriter-model-designing>

Or use with a bundler (e.g. Vite):

npm install @webwriter/deep-learning-model
<link href="@webwriter/deep-learning-model/widgets/webwriter-model-designing.css" rel="stylesheet">
<script type="module" src="@webwriter/deep-learning-model/widgets/webwriter-model-designing.js"></script>
<webwriter-model-designing></webwriter-model-designing>

Fields

| Name (Attribute Name) | Type | Description | Default | Reflects | | :-------------------: | :--: | :---------: | :-----: | :------: | | state (state) | string | Stores the state of the model editor as a json string | - | ✓ | | featureWidgetId (featureWidgetId) | string | Stores the reference id of the widget where the dataset is used from | - | ✓ | | editMode (editMode) | "edit"\|"layer"\|"read"\|"hidden" | What students will be able to edit in the explorable. Ranging from "edit" = everything, "layer" = only layer settings, "read" = read only, to "hidden" = invisible to the students. | "edit" | ✓ | | maxModelParameters (maxModelParameters) | number | The maximum number of total parameters allowed for training the model. Only checked by the training widget. | 100000 | ✓ | | maxLayerParameters (maxLayerParameters) | number | The maximum number of parameters allowed per layer to allow training the model. | 10000 | ✓ | | currentCanvas | ModelEditor | Reference to the current model editor canvas | - | ✗ |

Fields including properties and attributes define the current state of the widget and offer customization options.

Methods

| Name | Description | Parameters | | :--: | :---------: | :-------: | | zoomIn | Zoom the canvas in | - | zoomOut | Zoom the canvas out | - | zoomReset | Reset the zoom of the canvas | - | getModel | Exports the current model design | -

Methods allow programmatic access to the widget.

Editing config

| Name | Value | | :--: | :---------: |

The editing config defines how explorable authoring tools such as WebWriter treat the widget.

No public slots, events, custom CSS properties, or CSS parts.

AiWidgetsTraining (<webwriter-model-training>)

A widget to train models designed in the model designing widget using datasets created in the feature engineering widget.

Usage

Use with a CDN (e.g. jsdelivr):

<link href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@webwriter/deep-learning-model/widgets/webwriter-model-training.css" rel="stylesheet">
<script type="module" src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@webwriter/deep-learning-model/widgets/webwriter-model-training.js"></script>
<webwriter-model-training></webwriter-model-training>

Or use with a bundler (e.g. Vite):

npm install @webwriter/deep-learning-model
<link href="@webwriter/deep-learning-model/widgets/webwriter-model-training.css" rel="stylesheet">
<script type="module" src="@webwriter/deep-learning-model/widgets/webwriter-model-training.js"></script>
<webwriter-model-training></webwriter-model-training>

Fields

| Name (Attribute Name) | Type | Description | Default | Reflects | | :-------------------: | :--: | :---------: | :-----: | :------: | | featureWidgetId (featureWidgetId) | string | The feature engineering widget to use as data source for training the model. | - | ✓ | | modelWidgetId (modelWidgetId) | string | The model design widget to use as model source for training. | - | ✓ | | cache (cache) | boolean | If true, the transformed training samples will be cached for faster training. | - | ✓ | | currentBackend (currentBackend) | "webgl" \| "cpu" | The prefered tfjs backend | "webgl" | ✓ | | modelVersions (modelVersions) | Record<string, string> | Stores the model jsons with a name like "best" or "epoch-20" for loading by the inference and test widgets | {} | ✓ | | editMode (editMode) | "edit"\|"hidden" | "edit" means that students can use the widget to train a model while "hidden" means the widget will be invisible to student but the trained models can be used by other widgets. | "edit" | ✓ |

Fields including properties and attributes define the current state of the widget and offer customization options.

Methods

| Name | Description | Parameters | | :--: | :---------: | :-------: | | resolveOutput | Used to recursively connect the inputs via the layers to the output nodes. | layer: Layer, inputs: Record<string, TF.SymbolicTensor>, resolvedLayers: Record<number, any> | buildModel | Builds the complete tfjs model using the layers from the model design widget. It sets the correct input names for the input layers as "in_". The output layers dependency graph is build and the loss is applied to the output tensor for training. | - | lossStringToFunction | Converts a loss string to the corresponding tfjs loss function. | loss: string | getModel | Returns the model for named checkpoints for other widgets to use. | name | getAvailableModels | Returns the available model checkpoints | - | initModel | Initializes the model for training and preps the UI. | - | training | Runs the tf training loop and keeps the UI up-to-date | - | saveCurrentModel | Saves the current model as a checkpoint for other widgets to use later. | name

Methods allow programmatic access to the widget.

Events

| Name | Description | | :--: | :---------: | | finished | Fired when the training process has finished. | | epoch | Fired after each epoch during training. |

Events are dispatched by the widget after certain triggers.

Editing config

| Name | Value | | :--: | :---------: |

The editing config defines how explorable authoring tools such as WebWriter treat the widget.

No public slots, custom CSS properties, or CSS parts.

AiWidgetsInference (<webwriter-model-prediction>)

A widget to run inference using a trained model and features created in the feature engineering widget.

Usage

Use with a CDN (e.g. jsdelivr):

<link href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@webwriter/deep-learning-model/widgets/webwriter-model-prediction.css" rel="stylesheet">
<script type="module" src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@webwriter/deep-learning-model/widgets/webwriter-model-prediction.js"></script>
<webwriter-model-prediction></webwriter-model-prediction>

Or use with a bundler (e.g. Vite):

npm install @webwriter/deep-learning-model
<link href="@webwriter/deep-learning-model/widgets/webwriter-model-prediction.css" rel="stylesheet">
<script type="module" src="@webwriter/deep-learning-model/widgets/webwriter-model-prediction.js"></script>
<webwriter-model-prediction></webwriter-model-prediction>

Fields

| Name (Attribute Name) | Type | Description | Default | Reflects | | :-------------------: | :--: | :---------: | :-----: | :------: | | featureWidgetId (featureWidgetId) | string | The id of the feature engineering widget to use as input. | - | ✓ | | modelWidgetId (modelWidgetId) | string | The id of the model training widget to use as model source. | - | ✓ |

Fields including properties and attributes define the current state of the widget and offer customization options.

Editing config

| Name | Value | | :--: | :---------: |

The editing config defines how explorable authoring tools such as WebWriter treat the widget.

No public methods, slots, events, custom CSS properties, or CSS parts.

AiWidgetsTest (<webwriter-model-evaluation>)

A widget that allows evaluating a trained model using various tests.

Usage

Use with a CDN (e.g. jsdelivr):

<link href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@webwriter/deep-learning-model/widgets/webwriter-model-evaluation.css" rel="stylesheet">
<script type="module" src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@webwriter/deep-learning-model/widgets/webwriter-model-evaluation.js"></script>
<webwriter-model-evaluation></webwriter-model-evaluation>

Or use with a bundler (e.g. Vite):

npm install @webwriter/deep-learning-model
<link href="@webwriter/deep-learning-model/widgets/webwriter-model-evaluation.css" rel="stylesheet">
<script type="module" src="@webwriter/deep-learning-model/widgets/webwriter-model-evaluation.js"></script>
<webwriter-model-evaluation></webwriter-model-evaluation>

Fields

| Name (Attribute Name) | Type | Description | Default | Reflects | | :-------------------: | :--: | :---------: | :-----: | :------: | | featureWidgetId (featureWidgetId) | string | The id of the feature engineering widget to use as feature source. | - | ✓ | | modelWidgetId (modelWidgetId) | string | The id of the model training widget to use as model source. | - | ✓ |

Fields including properties and attributes define the current state of the widget and offer customization options.

Methods

| Name | Description | Parameters | | :--: | :---------: | :-------: | | getModelSelect | Renders the model select field allowing the user to change the model checkpoint that is used for testing. | -

Methods allow programmatic access to the widget.

Editing config

| Name | Value | | :--: | :---------: |

The editing config defines how explorable authoring tools such as WebWriter treat the widget.

No public slots, events, custom CSS properties, or CSS parts.


Generated with @webwriter/[email protected]