These are simple AI models created using Google’s Teachable Machine, which can recognize images and sounds:
- Image Recognition Model – Detects and identifies different shapes Try it here
- Voice Recognition Model – Identifies different sounds Try it here
You don’t need to install anything. Just open the links in a browser and test them.
These are programs that can have a conversation with a user:
- Basic Chatbot – Works with simple rules using if-else statements
File:
chatbot1.py - Advanced Chatbot – Uses AI and Natural Language Processing (NLP) to understand questions better
File:
chatbotai.py
Think of these as simple “talking robots” that can answer questions.
This section shows how we handle real-world data to make predictions:
- Notebook for Practice – Step-by-step explanation of working with the Titanic dataset Open Notebook
- Original Dataset – Raw Titanic data:
titanic.csv - Cleaned Dataset – Data after removing errors and making it ready for analysis:
titanic_cleaned.csv
A dataset is just a table of information, like an Excel sheet, that we can use to train models or make predictions.
- Voice Assistant Program – A small program that can listen to your voice and respond
File:
vc.py
This is like a mini version of Siri or Alexa that runs on your computer.
- All files are ready to run.
- If you’re not technical, you can open the notebooks and web links directly.
- The code is commented, so you can read it like a story.