Teachable Machine
Draw your own examples, sort them into groups, and train a classifier — then watch it learn the pattern.
Teachable Machine
You are the teacher! Draw some example pictures, sort them into groups, then press Train the Machine. After that, draw a brand new picture and see if the machine can guess which group it belongs to!
Draw an example picture
Click or drag to fill cells. Use the arrow keys to move and Space/Enter to fill with your keyboard.
Sort drawings into groups
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Train the Machine
Each group needs at least 2 drawings before you can train. Add more examples above!
Every drawing is a list of 144 numbers — one for each square in the grid, either 0 (empty) or 1 (filled). When you train, the machine computes an average of all the drawings in each group. That average is called the centroid— the “typical” picture for that group.
When you testa new drawing, the machine measures how far away it is from each group’s centroid (using a formula called Euclidean distance — like a ruler in 144-dimensional space!). It picks the group whose centroid is closest. No magic — just careful comparing!
This is how many real AI systems learn: by looking at lots of examples and finding patterns. The more examples you add, the better the pattern.