• Demos & Agent Reference Designs

    Here are a few frontend apps (we❤️streamlit.io) to demonstrate applications of our Agents-as-a-Service API.

     

    They are more conceptual than practical at this stage. If an application suits you, you can fork the whole App or the Arch of the Agent to customize around your data model.

     

    All the code below is open source and available at our Archs repo with documentation available.

     

     

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    Hybrid WNNs + LLM Embedding Recommender

    A context aware, compute efficient recommender trained on individual user data.

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    v0.1.0 MNIST Benchmark

    788 neurons: 1-to-1 channels <> 784-4 input-output neurons

     

    A demo of training efficiency, getting >60% on ~120 training samples (instead of 60k samples). Also useful to get a feel for how the connections between neurons changes performance.

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    ARC-AGI Using WNNs

    A unique attempt using layers of 30x30x4 neurons

     

    The ARC challenge represents a new dataset for true general intelligence; ARC tests the ability of an agent to abstract and learn an implicit rule given a few examples. In this way, ARC combines linearities within ARC tasks with non-linearities across tasks, since each has a different implicit rule to be abstracted.

    Useful to get a feel for how the connetioeen neurons changes performance.

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    Netbox Device Discovery: context-aware autocomplete for relational data

    40 neurons: 3-to-1 channels <> 30-10 input-output neurons

     

    Hitting 85%+ accuracy with predicting roles of new devices given as little as 70 examples of previous devices.

     

  • Community Projects

    Explore diverse projects using our open-source library for Weightless Neural Networks. See projects from our community, get inspired, and explore weightless AI in action.

  • Grayscale MNIST

    Originally built for black-and-white MNIST, this demo now supports grayscale, thanks to contributions from our community. See how Weightless Neural Networks tackle classic digit recognition with enhanced depth and flexibility.

    Useful to get a feel for how the connections between neurons changes performance.