American Sign Language (ASL) Recognition with Deep Learning Project

24 Mar 2019 · 0 min
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A DataCamp project by Alexis uses Python and deep learning to classify images of American Sign Language letters from a dataset of over 2,000 training and test images. The workflow covers loading data, building a neural network, training it, and analyzing which ASL letters the model struggles to predict correctly.

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