Hello,
At the moment, it is not possible to load a model..... only to save one. This seems very disadvantageous if you pre-train models. The only way to get my models to work with this library is to train every time someone loads my application.
It also appears, that the WASM is served from what ever route you are currently on.
i.e. If i have a ReactJS app with multiple routes and i enter the application at localhost:3000 then i can load the wasm, provided it is in the public folder. However, if i go to my login page first at localhost:3000/auth/login then it tries to load the wasm from localhost:3000/auth/libsvm.wasm.
There doesn't appear to be much activity on this project, which is a real shame. ML and the Web are going to explode even more than they already have.
@JasonShin @stropitek
Hello,
At the moment, it is not possible to load a model..... only to save one. This seems very disadvantageous if you pre-train models. The only way to get my models to work with this library is to train every time someone loads my application.
It also appears, that the WASM is served from what ever route you are currently on.
i.e. If i have a ReactJS app with multiple routes and i enter the application at localhost:3000 then i can load the wasm, provided it is in the public folder. However, if i go to my login page first at localhost:3000/auth/login then it tries to load the wasm from localhost:3000/auth/libsvm.wasm.
There doesn't appear to be much activity on this project, which is a real shame. ML and the Web are going to explode even more than they already have.
@JasonShin @stropitek