Star Classification System - Fixes 861 #865
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This project appears to be a star classification system using machine learning, likely implemented in Python with Jupyter Notebook for interactive analysis and visualizations. The project likely involves loading a dataset of stars
Fixes: #861
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The objective of this project is to create a machine learning model that accurately classifies stars into predefined categories based on observed data. The problem is challenging due to the variability and complexity in astronomical data, requiring careful data processing and model selection to achieve reliable classification accuracy.