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Questions tagged [python]

Python is a programming language commonly used for machine learning. Use this tag for any *on-topic* question that (a) involves `Python` either as a critical part of the question or expected answer, & (b) is not *just* about how to use `Python`.

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Its 2025, and yes I'm still using SAS EMiner's Decision Tree..... If anyone knows a modern freeware version that replicates the Interactive mode effectively (with controlling split cutoff values, a ...
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I am trying to understand how to obtain the confidence interval for a function fitted with scipy.optimize.least_squares. If my understanding is correct, I'd need to take the "Modified Jacobian ...
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I'm running an experiment where subjects need to determine if a test-image is identical or different from their (memorized) target-image. The images are divided between categories (e.g. ...
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I am analyzing survey data with ~80 items. Most items apply to all respondents, but one item is male-specific and therefore has a smaller denominator (approx. n/2). I am comparing symptom frequencies ...
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I'd appreciate your thoughts on the following problem. I've created a heatmap plot (attached) showing the cluster membership ratio for each participant (in separate subplots) and condition (η). Now, I'...
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I am trying to use regression to analyze a titration, I have the following relationship that I know should fit the data, but $V_b$ is the independent variable and $\left[H^+\right]$, which is $10^{-p\...
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I'm developing a computer vision solution to count boxes in fractional palettes. Problem: inconsistent detections. I don't know if it's due to a lack of data, annotations, architecture, or ...
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I'm comparing, pairwise, the results of Linear Regression models with transformations applied to one numerical feature and the target. I'm using K folds cross validation scoring with R-squared. The ...
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I am trying to fit the phase angle of complex data with a very simple function phi(f) = mf, where m is the gradient and ...
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I want to forecast what next semester's finances may look like, regarding my campus job. I get paid bi-weekly, and have eight past data points: ...
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I am trying to create a model for face verification and I have thought of siamese , I have use the mobilenetv2 as my base_model and use euclidean distance as output . for the sake of loss i have use a ...
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I'm using CoxTimeVaryingFitter as a survival analysis model for a marketing attribution use case. I've got a big dataset with the touchpoints each individual had ...
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I have created a custom program that outputs a prediction based on filtering and counting (no ML) and would now like to compare the program to some typical methods, such as scikit-learn and xgboost. ...
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I'm building a handwritten digit recognition app using TensorFlow and Gradio. My model achieves ~97% accuracy on the MNIST test set. However, when I connect it to a Gradio Sketchpad interface to take ...
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I'm building a survival model to predict time to default (Number of installments to default relative to the current pending installment). I'm strugling differenciating these two kinds of censorship (...
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