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  • Steps six to nine of the tutorial stand as the course does, and every chain names the answer right below the split The tutorial's pages named the answer after filling and scaling and put the network before the measures, while the README and the course name the answer right below the split, drop what no model reads before what learns, and declare the report before the network. Steps six to nine are now the answer, filling and scaling, measuring, and the network, with their numbers, their links, the table on Getting Started and the sidebar following; the answer's page says why it stands there, with the refusal a return made from a scaled column gets. Every chain on every page names the answer first, drops before it scales, and has the report before the network. The reference page describes the answer right after the split instead of behind the evidence, and neither it nor the architecture page calls the answer the last step; the notebook page puts the network last in the sample, and the page on starting from a course no longer records that the tutorial taught another order. Running the tutorial's pipelines showed two blocks that stopped where they ran. The page on working out the features asked a model for the column of dates; it drops the date now, below the split and before what learns, and says why. The page on filling read the median from a place that held the encoder's fit and threw; with the answer above it the place is the fill's, and it prints 29. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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  • A page for starting from a course, and the course and the notebook's buttons across the pages Starting from a course has both courses step by step, what each waits for and starts as, why each step stands where it does, the notebook's buttons, the value and its file. The roadmap's row is done, and home, the sidebar, getting started, notebook, pipeline and PDD say what is new. Corrected on the way: a trainer from ML.NET was still called design or on the roadmap on three pages, and the quality and getting-started pages counted five suites and three package checks where there are six and four. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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