You may have already seen how to do style transfer via the StyleThief microservice in Python, but let's take a different approach: what if I wanted to create a one-page website out of the service, without having to create any backend? That's right: using only JavaScript and HTML, we'll make it...

Earlier this week, we introduced media/ContentAwareResize, a microservice which crops images to any size... while ensuring that the important parts do not get removed! It does so by detecting important content (faces, etc) and centering the crop on these components, so you don't accidentally...

Spreadsheets are an amazing tool. Whether you cut your teeth on Lotus 1-2-3, grew up with Excel, or hopped straight into the Google Docs universe, spreadsheets have been a key tool for everything from planning your personal finances to mulling over your KPIs.

But, have you ever used a spreadsheet...

Add emotion detection to your livestreaming service.  Find all the faces in your security tapes. Detect the make and model of every car that passes your shop.  Flag nudity in users' uploaded videos.

You may already be familiar with Algorithmia’s nudity detector for images, but thanks to recent changes which allow us to parallel-process each frame of a video, you can now detect which segments of a video may contain nudity. We’ll use this new microservice, video nudity detection, to create a...

Recently, we introduced you to Video Transform, a meta-algorithm which can take any of our image transformations -- such as Colorization, Saliency, Style Transfer, or Resolution Enhancement -- and apply it to a video instead! ...but if picture is worth a thousand words, a video is worth...

Once upon a time, site mappers were arcane scripts which could take hours or days to examine a single website.  But, thanks to scalable & interoperable cloud algorithms, it now takes only minutes... and includes a multitude of handy features powered by machine learning: auto-tagging, summarization,...

Algorithmia was delighted to speak at Seattle's Building Intelligent Applications meetup last month.  We provided attendees with an introductory view of machine learning, walked through a bit of sample code, touched on deep learning, and talked about about various tools for training and deploying...

You may already know that Algorithmia hosts scalable deep learning models. If you are a developer, you've seen how easy it is to run over 3,000 microservices through any of our supported languages and frameworks.

When we look at an image, it’s fairly easy to detect the horizon line.

For computers, this task is somewhat more difficult: they need to understand the basic structure of the image, locate edges which might indicate a horizon, and pare out the edges which do not matter. Fortunately, Algorithmia...