experimenter | Use git to record experiment results | Machine Learning library
kandi X-RAY | experimenter Summary
kandi X-RAY | experimenter Summary
Use git to record experiment results (as git tags) keeping the exact code that was used.
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- Start the experiment .
- Initialize the experiment .
- Return experiment data .
- Records results .
- Deletes the given experiment .
- Return list of files to be added
- Update a remote configuration .
- Return the contents of the README . md file .
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QUESTION
Multiselect Dropdown z-index not working inside a scroll container div. It shows scroll instead of opening it like another drop-down.
Sample code : "http://jsfiddle.net/rousseauo/acg2Lco8/"
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-19 at 09:58You have applied css to the #scrollMe div. Just change it
QUESTION
I have two data frames with different #s of observations (one is long with 2220 obs, the other is wide with 37 obs). The data frames share the variable "SID", although in the long data frame there is 60 rows for each SID value and in the wide one there is only one. The wide data frame has an additional variable "Experimenter", each SID has a corresponding Experimenter number. I would like to make an "Experimenter" column in the long data frame, there are 60 instances for each SID though and I would like the corresponding Experimenter value to be added and repeated each time the SID value occurs (so 60 times).
Nested if-else commands for every subject seems very tedious so I'm hoping there's an alternative
I've added the dput output from each data frame, unfortunately, I'm not sure how to embed them. Right now in the long data frame "SID" is named "Subject" but they are the same variable.
Wide:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-28 at 02:03Unless I misunderstood this seems to be a simple case of merge
/left_join
In base R
QUESTION
I am developing a Shiny App to allow experimenters to quickly visualize and interact with their data. At this time, the Shiny app is programmed to do three things:
- Print the header info. of the uploaded file (successful)
- Print a summary of the uploaded file (successful)
- Print basic statistics of selected identifiers (not successful) (I have modified the following code and have pasted the Updated code below the older version.
In the Shiny App, am able to upload and select column names from the uploaded file, but I do not get the basic statistics output I am looking for. For reference, this is the vector I called 'bs()'.
When I run the app, before even uploading the test file, I get the following error message:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Sep-27 at 23:14You have got it for the most part. What you need to do is use myData()
instead of input$file1
to create data for summary statistics. Change your bs()
to the following:
QUESTION
I am looking a way to separated my code for app i am creating. This is just experimenter, and i am not sure if i it's good thing
My project structure looks like this
| --app
|
|--login
In my login android library, i have Login screen with just two input field nothing special.
So, how do i use this, in my app project?
Do i need to publish it to use it as url? Or i can use it internally?
settings.gradle
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-29 at 00:00In your library build.gradle replace the line:
implementation fileTree(dir: 'libs', include: ['*.jar'])
with
api fileTree(dir: 'libs', include: ['*.jar'])
In your app build.gradle, remove the line:
implementation fileTree(include: ['*.jar'], dir: 'libs')
in your layout xml you may have to include the full package name, for example
QUESTION
I've got some troubles during the model evaluation using Tensorflow with the Experimenter API.
I used to work using 2-classes NN, but this time I manage to train a 4-classes one and I need to figure out how to build a confusion matrix in this case. I tried using the tf.confusion_matrix
function, but it doesn't work at all.
This is the fragment of code that I used:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-25 at 18:23Please use either tf.metrics.* or tf.contrib.metrics.* for metric calculation. There are subtle things to write a currect metric behavior. There are some utilities in tf.contrib.metrics, such as streaming_true_positives which you may find useful.
QUESTION
I have been trying to use DataFrameMapper
to add multiple pre-processing transformations on my dataframe into my scikit-learn Pipeline.
ANSWER
Answered 2017-May-21 at 13:12You will have to alter the construction of the DataFrameMapper
:
QUESTION
I am creating dynamic pipelines in scikit-learn and I set the scoring function as a parameter string on the GridSearchCV
:
gs = GridSearchCV(pipeline, grid, scoring='accuracy')
However, when I try to get the scoring function that was used in order to evaluate the predictions, this is what I get:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-May-04 at 11:47Yes, thats the desired behaviour of GridSearchCV. The pipeline object returned from the gs.best_estimator_
is already fitted on the whole train_data
with best parameters found in grid search.
You need to send that pipeline object into the evaluator
. But your current usage of evaluator
is wrong.
What the scorer_ from make_scorer does it takes the test data, make predictions on it and then calculate score by comparing it with actual data.
Hence, its signature is:
scorer(estimator, X_test, y_test)
But you are trying to use it as:
QUESTION
I am trying to use weka but it cannot. I have a .mat file that I generated in MATLAB and tried to convert it to WEKA format.
Things that I tried:
.mat to .xml (to use it in WEKA experimenter part) to do that I used the following code in here and WEKA gives error and says that "couldn't open experiment file"
tried to convert it as .arff file to use in WEKA explorer and followed the instructions here
But I have no idea about what classes
and relation
means in the code. I also couldn't find it on the internet. What are these two values meaning?
Best,
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Mar-10 at 15:50You do not need an external function such as 'mat2arff'. Weka can read *.csv files, so you can use csvwrite. So, Assuming your mat file name is Matlab.mat and it contains a variable named test, you can do this:
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