Yay, it's here at last! Heart Analysis now has full AI-powered heart murmur screening. 🎉🩺 The new feature runs a local ML model on your device with full GPU acceleration via DirectML. It works with NVIDIA, AMD Radeon, or Intel Arc hardware. Plus, everything stays local, private, and super... fast. Releasing tonight. #biology #science #doctor #heartbeat #heart #xray #X線 #cardiophilia #cardiophile #irregular #ASMR #心音 #心臓の音 #息止め #female #心フェチ #HeartBeatSimulator #hb #fastheartbeat #fast #fasthb #steth #stethoscope #organs #anatomy #medicalfetishb #smoking #ai #machinelearning #mlshow more

This is really cool! I wonder if we can collaborate to compile it for mac?

For now, I am mainly developing only for Windows. For Mac and Linux, you can use compatability layer such as CrossOver/Whisky (Mac) or Wine/Proton (Linux) The reason why I am not compiling to native Mac and Windows is because it would increase the complexity of the project. Having a bridge like compatability layer would be the best solution. Please let me know if it doesn't work within these compability layers! :)

Thank you, I will try the compatability layer software I understand multi-platform support would increase workload. Is it likely in a future time an early version of HeartAnalyzer can be made open source?

I don’t currently plan to make the full HeartAnalysis project open source, mainly because I’m preparing it for a Steam release and need to keep the main app easier to maintain, update, and support. However, the heart model itself is open source, and I’m happy for that part to remain available for people who want to study or build from it. So while the full application won’t be open source for now, some project resources may still be shared separately.