So you can use this dataset to train your own neural network. Luckily, Google released the dataset they trained their neural network with, which includes more than 50 million by the players hand drawn images.
In November 2016 Google released an online game called " Quick, Draw!" that asks the player to draw an image of a prescribed object and then uses a neural network to guess what the drawing represents.Īll in all there are 345 different objects the neural network can recognize. But it should work considering I have done this trick before quite a lot of times.This post was originally published on my blog. In other words, it might have issues with images and sometimes background transferring.
it should create that file into a new file for Google Drawing Application but don't delete it because it could take a little time for Google to get the drawing right on the loading screen.
To import it into the new account you will have to sign in to that account and import it to Google Drive open it click open with and click Google Drawings. If you can transfer your Chromebook to your phone as I can (There is always a way but not always with Apple products | for that you will need something like turbo client FTP and ? file transfer service you can that working \with installing the Chrome extension and app) but I would highly recommend that you use a cloud or private cloud (or a nas | AKA A Network Attached Storage That is Private AND MUST BE TOKEN CARE OF PROPERLY AND IS MORE THAN LIKELY HOOKED UP TO YOUR INTERNET WITH A RJ45 ETHERNET CABLE) and you can sign out but pressing the power key usually above backspace on the keyboard.
If you have a Chromebook you can sign in using the account you want to transfer it from and since it has a file explorer you can get file extensions (usually automatically enabled) and you can find the file and then import it to something like or mega.nz or any other file cloud besides your Google Drive for that account you getting the file from.
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