Hello, I am currently researching about "Korea's education system and its detrimental effects on Korean student's mental health". It is currently planned to be a literature review, and I am doing extensive research by reading books and articles. But I do have questions. I want to submit this to ISEF, and other science fairs that I would come across. Though my project is a noteworthy one, it is a literature review, which I don't see many people do in here and at other science fairs. So I was just curious if you guys have seen projects like mine which doesn't fit the conventional science fair topic. Do you think my research could be seen as a "science fair" topic? If not, what improvements could I make? Thank you!

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For my science fair project, I need to learn how to make and code a camera that can detect trapped humans from long distances. I am thinking about using a Raspberry Pi for it, but I otherwise don’t know how to do it. Can you recommend some good free resources on how to learn this kind of machine learning? (Not going into much more detail because, yeah)

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