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Okay, let's go ahead and get started using a model.

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A model is basically an intelligent mathematical system

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to determine exactly what kind of image or what kind of object

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is inside of an image.

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And so we need that by downloading a specific model here.

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Now, there's tons of different mathematical models around

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the world, and we're just going to use this one from

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OlafenwaMoses. I apologize if you're watching and I butchered your

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name. '/AI/releases', yada-yada-yada.

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I'll leave this link in the description down below so you

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can access this at any time.

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This is just going to download a '.h5' file for us.

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And I would

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like to save this file.

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And when I go ahead and open up a Finder or if you're in

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Windows, like use Explorer. Really, any program.

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This is just looking at my downloaded files really.

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So I've got this file in here, and I'm going to just copy

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this into my new project.

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So what I'm going to do, is I just have this 'Projects' file,

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and you can see that '.venv' folder doesn't actually show up,

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but I'm just going to copy this over.

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So copy-paste.

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And in my command line, if I do 'ls -la', you can see that that

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file is now in there. Now, that's cool.

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But currently we're working off the command line, and in

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real life, you're not going to be working off the command line,

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so let's make this a little more real.

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I'm going to open up VS Code,

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that's my text editor, but you can use Sublime.

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Atom, really anything else.

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And here we can see I've got my 'requirements' file, and

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I have this '.h5' file that I'm not even going to try to open because

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it's like 150 Megs or something like that.

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So it's a pretty big file.

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And honestly, you know, let's see.

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Yeah, can't even read it, so that's fine.

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So just make sure that you have that 'resnet50.h5' file downloaded,

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and beside your 'requirements.txt' file. They're not technically

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related, but we're going to make sure that everything is in the same folder.

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So once all your files are in the same folder,

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head on over to that next lesson,

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and we're actually going to get started with some code.