<title>Zinnia's Code</title>

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    <h1>Zinnia's Code</h1>
    <p>Welcome to the place where I keep all of my code!</p>
    <p>Here is a description for each file so you can get to know my projects. Have fun!</p>
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            <h2><code>Gradio.ipynb</code></h2>
            <p>Gradio is an open-source Python library allowing developers to create and share interactive demos entirely in Python, requiring zero knowledge of JavaScript or CSS. I was experimenting with this in Colab and thought it would be fun to share :)</p>
            <p><strong>Current status:</strong> [completed]</p>
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            <h2><code>KNN.ipynb</code></h2>
            <p>KNN stands for K-Nearest Neighbors, and it's a machine learning algorithm that calculates the distance between every data point in a dataset and a new value and picks the closest ones (the number of closest ones it uses depends on the "K" you choose) to estimate the value of the new data point. This file shows me experimenting with it.</p>
            <p><strong>Current status:</strong> [completed]</p>
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            <h2><code>Linear_Regression.ipynb</code></h2>
            <p>Linear Regression is about finding the "line of best fit" to show the general trend of data points. I'd done this in Algebra I before, so imagine my surprise when I learned you could use code to find it too.</p>
            <p><strong>Current status:</strong> [completed]</p>
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            <h2><code>Logistic_Regression.ipynb</code></h2>
            <p>Logistic Regression is like Linear Regression, but it's used to predict the answer to a question with only two answer choices.</p>
            <p><strong>Current status:</strong> [completed]</p>
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            <h2><code>Mediapipe!.ipynb</code></h2>
            <p>MediaPipe is an open-source framework developed by Google that allows you to easily add real-time computer vision and machine learning features to your code. This is a file that shows a frame drawn on top of an image of a person.</p>
            <p><strong>Current status:</strong> [in progress] I'm not done experimenting just yet!</p>
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            <h2><code>OpenCV.ipynb</code></h2>
            <p>OpenCV is used for low-level image processing, such as rotation, brightening a webcam feed, greyscale, etc. I've used it in projects such as my ASL project, where I used it to predict fingerspelling signs.</p>
            <p><strong>Current status:</strong> [completed] I've moved on to things like Mediapipe :)</p>
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