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When to use one or the other of these solutions

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When to use one or the other of these solutions

- [Male Narrator] As a developer who may be new to machine learning and slightly lost in all the offerings, there's a simple mnemonic that you can use to think about how to evaluate them. CodeML, if you're an independent developer, the first thing you might want to consider is the cost of learning and using the technology. Perhaps you already have access to Watson or Azure, If so, those may be appealing. Otherwise, the client side models may work for you. Even if you are trying to figure out which direction to go for a real app, cost is likely to be a large factor. If your app needs to work offline, that is always going to be a large consideration. The reality of mobile devices is that users move around with them, and at some point they are likely to be somewhere there isn't an internet connection. If for some reason your app has to work in that scenario, that's going to push you in a particular direction. The desired platforms are also going to change things. If you're writing an app…

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