On-Device Training of Machine Learning Models with MATLAB and Simulink
Learn how to use MATLAB and Simulink to create machine learning models that can be trained on an embedded device to adapt to new data.
We'll cover:
The basics of on-device learning techniques and typical applications and devices
Motivation for training machine learning models on embedded devices
Challenges involved in on-device learning
Two main approaches to on-device learning: using passive or active model updates
The steps in a typical workflow using an audio classification example
About the Presenters:
Jack Ferrari is a product manager at MathWorks, focused on code generation for deep learning models. He is also the product manager for Deep Learning Toolbox Model Quantization Library, enabling MATLAB users to compress and deploy AI models to edge devices and embedded systems. Jack holds a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from Boston University.
Brad Duncan is the product manager for machine learning capabilities in the Statistics and Machine Learning Toolbox at MathWorks. He works with customers to apply AI in new areas of engineering such as incorporating virtual sensors in engineered systems, building explainable machine learning models, and standardizing AI workflows using MATLAB and Simulink.
Related Products:
Statistics and Machine Learning Toolbox: https://bit.ly/3CCWWWM
Embedded Coder: https://bit.ly/EmbeddedCoder
Simulink: https://bit.ly/40UKSKA
Learn More:
Detect Air Compressor Sounds in Simulink Using YAMNet: https://bit.ly/4ewWaI5
Incremental Learning Overview: https://bit.ly/3CIPyJ7
Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
1:00 Example of On-Device Training Application
2:00 Foundations of Machine Learning
3:20 Data Preparation
3:56 AI Modeling
4:24 Simulation & Test
5:45 Deployment
6:43 Introduction to On-Device Learning
9:08 On-Device Learning Workflow
9:41 Incremental Learning in Simulink
11:10 Demo Introduction
12:11 Simulink Model for this Demo
16:11 Running the Simulink Demo
20:00 Code Generation for an Edge Device
21:30 Take-Aways
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