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Not really... It's hard to successfully train models in the first place, but I think it's possible to use some pre-trained models with good results.
AR for example uses object detection under the hood to figure out where to render 3d objects.
It could also be useful if you had a data set that you could parse and train. You could visualize the data with JS and then have a prediction function built into the browser as well.
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Not really... It's hard to successfully train models in the first place, but I think it's possible to use some pre-trained models with good results.
AR for example uses object detection under the hood to figure out where to render 3d objects.
It could also be useful if you had a data set that you could parse and train. You could visualize the data with JS and then have a prediction function built into the browser as well.