Hello. I am currently doing a machine learning project titled "Developing a Deep Learning-Based Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) for Rash Detection and Prediction of Future Skin Diseases," where I created an Android Studio App and trained the CNN on Google Colab IDE. I won the grand prize at my school fair and am participating in the DRSEF (Dallas Regional Science and Engineering Fair). Since before starting the project I have heard many say that this project has been very common at the state/local level fairs I am worried we won't advance to TXSEF because of this reason. Are there any enhancements/ideas we can change to the project to make it more original/innovative to the judges; Any advice would be appreciated. Thank you in advance.

My partner and I are creating an app for a science fair where we find out what rash type is inputted and then classify what skin disease it would lead to Our science teacher for the science fair required that we would need a (dermatologist) doctor to supervise our project to be safe, but we got one from India, and our teachers said they had to be in our nearby (DFW) region. Is this true?

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