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This is the best way to understand how ML models actually work! Use Drawdata to draw a 2D dataset in Jupyter. Use it to actively pick data from the widget and update the model as the data is being drawn! Fully interactive, real-time, and open-source!

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This notebook should be used to redraw the borders of all the countries on Earth.

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That's a fantastic idea, Daily! Real-time updates while drawing sounds like a game-changer for understanding ML models, isn't it?

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