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You'll find everything you need in main.ipynb!

• README.md That's what you're reading right now! This file is machine generated by the build_readmd.sh file.
• requirements.txt, and postBuild These are used to specify the Python environment that binder needs to prepare for our code to run
• main.ipynb This is where your code runs! It is a Jupyter notebook configured to use the Python programming language. It shows an example of loading data, running analyses on it, and plotting results.

Changes that you make on binder are temporary. You can download your files from binder, or you can make your own repo that lives on github.

To make your own repo copy of this project that you can edit:

1. Create a copy of this template. It will need to be a public repo, but you can name it whatever you want
2. Create a github personal access token. It will need the repo and workflow scopes
3. Open your project on binder (the binder button in your README will automatically update to link to your project!)
4. Make edits to your project on binder like you normally would
5. Open a terminal on binder and run:

git pull
git add --all
git commit -m "some friendly message here"
git push

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Last updated: 2021-12-14 09:35:43 PM UTC

Inspired by Model Cards for Model Reporting (Mitchell et al.).

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TODO: Exact details on the data, how it was obtained, how it was cleaned, and what population(s) it does and does not represent

TODO: Exact details on how the model was trained and evaluated, and the statistical results of those tests

TODO: Reiterate limitations mentioned above and fully elaborate the "so what" of those limitations

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