Are there any classifiers designed to be trained on a low-power microcontroller, such as Arduino, that can do both train and test on device?

Hamidreza Keshavarz @Hamidreza-Keshavarz

19 May 2020 0 7K Report

There are various methods that create a model on a server or simply a laptop, and then do the inference on microcontrollers. But how about actually training a model on microcontrollers such as Arduino?

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