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Broken Links to Teachable Machine Example on Image Classification Page

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#1,091 opened on Oct 26, 2020

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Description

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Was working on a page for a new Coding Train video on our website and the teachable machine image classifications example isn't easy to find. Both the link in the p5.js and p5.js web editor sections of the Image Classification page are broken.

The version I believe the web editor link should point to https://editor.p5js.org/ml5/sketches/ybNa0zU_GB and it looks like the example is missing entirely from the ml5 repository.

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Here's some example code or a demonstration of my feature in this issue, separate GitHub repo, or in the https://editor.p5js.org or codepen/jsfiddle/Glitch/etc...

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DifficultyEstimated implementation difficulty for a new contributor, from 1 for very small changes to 5 for expert-level work.
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basic knowledge of markdownfamiliarity with ml5.js
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90
Research direction
Locate the Image Classification page in the documentation, likely in the docs folder or website repository. Find the broken links and replace them with the correct URL provided in the issue: https://editor.p5js.org/ml5/sketches/ybNa0zU GB. Also ensure the missing example is added to the ml5 repository if necessary. Check the current state of the repository for any changes since 2020.