This course aims to equip you with the techniques to train the DL models, convert them to the TF Lite format, and deploy these models into your Android apps.

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Traditionally, computationally intensive deep learning (DL) models aren’t deployed to mobile devices due to their limited memory and computational power. But with a lightweight framework such as TensorFlow (TF) Lite, DL models can be deployed and run efficiently on mobile and edge devices, benefiting from fast response time, data privacy, and cost reduction in cloud computing resources. 

This course aims to equip you with the techniques to deploy DL models on Android devices using the TF Lite framework. You’ll start with a quick introduction to Python and machine learning. Next, you’ll explore different learning paradigms and DL models. You’ll also get practical knowledge of the applications of TF in the context of DL. The course covers TF Lite for mobile applications with different case studies showcasing its use in Android apps.

By the end of this course, you’ll gain the necessary skills to train DL models, convert them to the TF Lite format, and deploy them into your Android apps.

Deep Learning for Android Apps

Learn to create DL models using model subclassing in Keras.

Model Subclassing (Part 2)

Getting Started with Python

Machine Learning (ML) and Deep Learning (DL)

TensorFlow (TF)

Dataset Processing Using TensorFlow

Keras: High-Level TF API

Quick Start with Android Apps

TensorFlow (TF) Lite

Image Classification Apps Using TF Lite

Object Detection Apps Using TF Lite

Appendix

DL Model Using TF, Keras, and TF Lite

Model Subclassing (Part 2)

Step 1: Define a subclass