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Developing Machine-Learning Applications on the Raspberry Pi Pico – Day 4

With sensor data now collected, developers will now want to use their data to train and test a machine-learning model. In this session, we will use the data we gathered in the previous session to train a model. Attendees will learn how to train a model and examine the training results in order to get the desired outcomes from their model.

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2/7/2025 6:48:48 PM

Part List

KépGyártói cikkszámLeírásAvailable QuantityÁrRészletek megtekintése
RASPBERRY PI PICO RP2040SC0915RASPBERRY PI PICO RP204051842 - Immediate$1,336.00Részletek megtekintése
RASPBERRY PI PICO H RP2040SC0917RASPBERRY PI PICO H RP204011475 - Immediate$1,670.00Részletek megtekintése

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