Image classification

In this exercise, you will use the same flickr dataset as previously, which has 30,000 images and associated captions. Now you will classify the image using a pretrained model.

Photo of 2 people, 1 is playing the guitar

The sample image (image) and pipeline module (pipeline) have been loaded.

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Load the image-classification pipeline with google/mobilenet_v2_1.0_224 pretrained model.
Use the pipeline to predict the class of the sample image.
Print the first (highest probability) label.

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# Load the image-classification pipeline
pipe = ____

# Use the pipeline to predict the class of the sample image
pred = ____

# Print the first (highest probability) label
print("Predicted class:", ____)

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