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Strictly necessary

Always on

Remembers your choice on this page. Stored in your browser as gb_consent for up to 6 months. If you switch the site to dark mode, that choice is kept as gb_theme. Nothing is sent to a server.

Anonymous analytics

Helps us count visits. At most once every 24 hours we send one ping to our own telemetry server, using the same anonymous approach as the WeightsLab package. No advertising, no third-party trackers, no cross-site tracking.

Exactly what is sent
uuid
A random ID created in your browser (gb_tid). It is not linked to your name or email.
event, version
website_visit and website, so website visits can be told apart from WeightsLab package pings.
os
Operating-system family only, for example Windows, Darwin, Linux or Android.
tz
Your time zone, for example Europe/Paris.
On our server
Your IP address is used to estimate country and city. Only a salted hash of it is kept, never the raw address.
GitHub star count
With analytics on, your browser also asks api.github.com for the public star count of our repository, so GitHub sees your IP address. With analytics off, the page shows a fixed number and makes no request to GitHub.

Turning analytics off deletes gb_tid and stops all pings.

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Resources · Case studies

Three case studies on the way.

Short, practical pieces on training data and on what we learn building WeightsLab.

Developers

Documentation, notebooks and demos.

Everything we have published so far lives outside this site.

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