This work, I worked on the ethics assignment, looked into how to deploy the machine learning aspect of the project onto an Amazon EC2 instance, and worked on implementing choosing forbidden zones as a user and showing pet activity logs to the user. As our team has been investigating where to run the machine learning, such as running it on the web server, I looked into how matching learning can be run on the Amazon EC2 server as I have the most experience with this platform. From my research, there seems to multiple examples of other machine learning models being deployed on Amazon EC2 using a deep learning amazon machine image, so I believe that this is a possible idea. For implementing pet activity logs as a heat map, I have found out that I can use a library called heatmap.js that will allow me to create heat maps based on data taken from OpenCV.<\/p>\n
I am behind on work due to homework in other classes, but I will be making sure that all the core tasks for the web application are functional before the interim demo.<\/p>\n
I hope to finish implementing forbidden zones and showing pet activity logs in the next week. As well, I hope to create a user interface design based on my user flow diagram I created.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
This work, I worked on the ethics assignment, looked into how to deploy the machine learning aspect of the project onto an Amazon EC2 instance, and worked on implementing choosing forbidden zones as a user and showing pet activity logs to the user. As our team has been investigating where to run the machine learning, … <\/p>\n