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Trainer app
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This days I was working in a python personal trainer inspired in the post of other user @mikael - his awesome personal trainer app i made something near to his idea but a bit different, in my app you can add more exercise or delete the new ones, also you have local routines that cannot be delete, in the home menu you can make plots of how your develop was... this is work in progress, I hope you can enhance it with ideas that I don’t have, actually I was working In some kind of machine learning for the app, to know how the user evolve in the exercises.
I hope you like it. Please comment any idea
You need all the files in the folder and sorry but my natal lenguage is Spanish so the app is in SPANISH
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Very interesting, and surely much more sophisticated than my quick hack.
What kind of AI were you thinking about? Both in terms of the concept, and tools you would use?
Github or gitlab might work better than Google if you are looking for actual code contributions by others.
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You are right, tonight I am gonna to publish it in github, I want to implement some kind of regression machine learning algorithm to the app, really i don’t know much about AI, all the machine learning I know is for scikit-learn, so program a real regression network from scratch is more slower than I was thinking.
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@sulcud, would be very interested to see what you come up with. Massive ML is not really for Pythonista, or models better trained off the device, but maybe that would not be needed in this case.
Are the algorithms you are looking for not available as libraries on PyPi (pip install)?
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Also, have you seen this repository of implementations of basic machine learning algorithms in plain Python?
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WOW that repository is amazing thank you so much, I am trying to implement a regression tree classification, you are right python was not made for massive ML :(
