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I am attempting to use XGBoost in R to train a model that predicts a fixed number of target variables using all data from previous dates, as well as the...
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2 answerI originally came from R, but Python seems to be the more common language these days. Ideally, I would do all my coding in Python as the syntax is...
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7 answerI am training ML CNN model. I want to compare different images dataset. The dataset all have different characteristics (Translated or not, Rotated or not, etc.). I do not modify...
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1 answerTL;DR: I'm doing a fairly basic project which involves exercise. It seems that descriptive statistics and basic data vis (ex: line graph) would be most appropriate for this project, but...
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1 answerI understand building a ROC curve when the output is a probability, say, from a logistic regression model. You can build a ROC curve by varying the cutoff threshold. But...
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1 answerI am a student who will finish my studies next year and I want to analyze the job market in advance. I have found an interesting job where it says:The...
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2 answerI'm looking at the architecture proposed in the following paper: Baoguang Shi et al, An End-to-End Trainable Neural Network for Image-based SequenceRecognition and Its Application to...
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1 answerTrying to explain my question on a simplified data set.Having the following dataset: day f1 f20 0 ...
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1 answerSuppose I have N points (labeled 1, 2, ..., k, ..., N) in D dimensions. I'd like to choose the order of points such that, after each point, the volume...
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1 answerA website says Correlation refers to an increase/decrease in a dependent variable with an increase/decrease in an independent variable. Collinearity refers to two or more independent variables acting in concert...
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