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Samuel Kalu
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Getting started with machine learning on your Android device in 2022.

Machine learning has been a tech buzz word for the past few years. Its simplest definition is that it basically leverages on the use of tons of data to make predictions.

Well , in this article , I'm going to be showing you on how to get started using just your mobile phone(Android preferably).

Firstly , install an app called termux from the Android PlayStore
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Then open the app and run the following commands :

$ apt update && apt upgrade
$ apt install python
$ pip install jupyter
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Definitely , the above commands will take several minutes to run and complete. When you are done with that, run

$ jupyter notebook
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It then pops up a browser window.

Click on the new button to create a new notebook and select python3.

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Congrats , you have Jupyter notebook up and running on your mobile.

Wishing you a happy new year🥳 and also a productive 2022.
I'll definitely be creating contents around machine learning and AI this year.

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