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I am starting a role in industry where I will be working on anomaly detection using machine learning, particularly for data analysis tasks. I would like to understand which tools and libraries are ...
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I have to train a convolutional neural network on a dataset. The NN itself works and does what it's supposed to but now I want to make a confusion matrix and export it into a json file for further ...
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I'm just trying out/experimenting with sklearn. I'm using the California housing dataset, and I'm trying to make a pipeline to create some additional features, then take the logarithm of some features,...
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I have a object data stored in a JSON: One Drive link to json These represent markers which I am placing on a 2D map (the lat/lng in the file are YX positions on the map). In reality the 3D objects ...
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I am creating a reusable scikit-learn pipeline for tabular data with numeric and categorical columns. I want to: Impute missing numeric values with the median Scale numeric columns Impute ...
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I am building a classification model using XGBoost with a Scikit-learn Pipeline that includes preprocessing for both numerical and categorical features. import pandas as pd import numpy as np from ...
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I'm building a modular machine learning pipeline for a binary classification problem using scikit-learn. I structured the code into separate functions for preprocessing, scaling, and model training. I ...
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I have two data series of model prediction and observations. I am able to make line plots of these series. I would like to add a linear regression fit of the two data series. i would also like to add ...
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this are sklearn imports I use in every notebook, is anything else to be included for everyday use? import numpy as np import pandas as pd from sklearn.impute import SimpleImputer from sklearn....
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I'm working on an Explainable AI (XAI) project where I compare different model-agnostic frameworks (SHAP, LIME, DALEX). I'm using a custom wrapper to standardize my model's output (similar to a Scikit-...
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I am currently learning the Causal Forest algorithm in Python. In an exercise, I need to evaluate a marketing campaign where a certain group of users have already received coupons. Given that Y is the ...
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I am a Python developer, but I don't understand one thing: what are the numpy axis? Sometimes, when I use Sklearn, I have errors about axis. And I need explanations about values and reshape functions.
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I'm using Scikit-Learn's FactorAnalysis in an application that relies on the assumption that the factors are uncorrelated. It would be great to have more interpretable factors, and an orthogonal ...
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I've been working on a project for rapidly testing thousands of outcome variables on a standard set of predictors and covariates using polars. It's working very well, with speed ups as high as 16x ...
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What is being returned by PoissonRegression.predict() in sklearn when I am predicting target values from data? Is it the actual predicted value of the target?
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