How You Can Make a Naruto Hand Signs Classifier using Deep Learning

Written by Kanlanc | Published 2020/05/27
Tech Story Tags: tech | technology | ai | computer-vision | anime | machine-learning | deep-learning | artificial-intelligence

TLDR The Naruto hand-signs game was created by a visiting researcher at UTS in Australia. He used kaggle for storing the data and Colab for training the model. The trained models can be found in the Github repo. It works with both real and anime characters and can be used in AR games. The data is available in the repository for the first time at http://://www.kaggle.com/vikranthkanumuru/naruto-hand-sign-dataset.via the TL;DR App
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Published by HackerNoon on 2020/05/27
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