Iris Classifier

Grátis

1.0for iPhone, iPad

Keisuke Nakashima

Developer

Jun 7, 2023

Update Date

Education

Category

App Store

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Iris Classifier Capturas de tela

iPad

iPhone

About Iris Classifier

Delve into the world of irises, a variety of flowers known for their vibrant colors and diverse species. However, identifying specific iris types can be challenging. Meet Iris Classifier, an application developed with SwiftUI that's here to assist.

Iris Classifier allows you to determine the species of an iris simply by inputting the characteristics of its sepals and petals - their length and width. Our app takes these inputs and swiftly provides you with the iris type right before your eyes.

Features:

Instant Identification: Simply input the characteristics, and the AI swiftly identifies the iris species.
User-friendly: A straightforward and easy-to-use application, even for those new to machine learning.
Simple UI: An uncomplicated user interface where you just need to input the lengths and widths of the sepals and petals.
Educational Utility: Understand the basics of machine learning through the classification of irises.