#5 Animation and Coding for the Web

This is the final blog post for Animation and Coding for the Web. I enjoyed working on this project as I found it engaging. This is the final concept that I came up with.

I think this is a simple layout that could be used to easily convey the message that I wanted to get across. The red marks are each tweet that can be identifiable as containing a location, and the orange circle shows the accuracy of information identified in the tweet. The mission Statement will contain a couple of paragraphs explaining the idea and highlighting the issues with sharing content online.

The next part that I worked on was coming up with the code for a machine learning demonstration. I enjoyed working on this and completed most of the code for the game quickly I then decided to use TensorFlow to start teaching a brain to play snake. Unfortunately I couldn’t get it to work in time for the hand in. I will look at spending more time on this in the future to get it to work as I think it doesn’t require much more time to get it working.

TensorFlow Playground

TensorFlow Playground is a good demonstration in the meantime to see and understand how a neural network classifies data and how the inputs interact with the hidden layers to provide the output.