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QUESTION
I am very new to neural network and machine learning however, I have created training data for clouds and no clouds and used the same model used for one of my hand gesture project. When I used this model, I had initially encountered a similar error message, where it said:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-18 at 05:16Looks like you are trying to implement binary classification problem. As suggested @Tfer2 change loss function categorical_crossentropy
to binary_crossentropy
.
Working sample code
QUESTION
I've recently began using an Apple Silicon mac. I installed Tensorflow through Anaconda, version 2.6.2, which was the latest version I could find.
When I run the training code, the training seems to begin initializing, until it reaches some memory error. Then it hangs until I manually stop it.
The printed output looks like:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-27 at 21:33Installing Tensorflow on Mac M1 is a real pain. My solution to your problem is to restart installing Tensorflow; I faced the same issue as you and was unable to fix it. First off, I'm going to assume that you are on Monterey (Mac 12); If you aren't, you'll have to refer to https://github.com/apple/tensorflow_macos/issues/153 which seems to have worked for some people.
If that doesn't work, upgrade to Monetery, and follow the steps outlined here: https://developer.apple.com/metal/tensorflow-plugin/. Here it is:
Download and install Conda env [you can get this from https://github.com/conda-forge/miniforge#miniforge3; download "arm64 (Apple Silicon)", because you run on M1]:
QUESTION
I want to use xgboost
for a classification problem, and two predictors (out of several) are binary columns that also happen to have some missing values. Before fitting a model with xgboost
, I want to replace those missing values by imputing the mode in each binary column.
My problem is that I want to do this imputation as part of a tidymodels
"recipe". That is, not using typical data wrangling procedures such as dplyr
/tidyr
/data.table
, etc. Doing the imputation within a recipe should guard against "information leakage".
Although the recipes
package provides many step_*()
functions that are designed for data preprocessing, I could not find a way to do the desired imputation by mode on numeric binary columns. While there is a function called step_impute_mode()
, it accepts only nominal variables (i.e., of class factor
or character
). But I need my binary columns to remain numeric so they could be passed to the xgboost
engine.
Consider the following toy example. I took it from this reference page and changed the data a bit to reflect the problem.
create toy data
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-25 at 07:37Credit to user @gus who answered here:
QUESTION
I am parsing article's and megapost's metrics (likes, views, comments, dates) from the forum.
I am using Selenium and I'm trying to reach the datetime published.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-04 at 13:34to parse the datetime regardless the type of class, you may consider to use xpath.
there is a xpath
or
operator.
QUESTION
I have attempted to translate pytorch implementation of a NN model which calculates forces and energies in molecular structures to TensorFlow. This needed a custom training loop and custom loss function so I implemented to different one step training functions below.
- First using Nested Gradient Tapes.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-01 at 20:01These methods are in fact the same, my error was somewhere else which was creating differing results. For anyone whose trying to implement the TensorFlow versions, the nested gradient tapes are about 2x faster, at least in this scenario and also ensure to wrap the functions in an @tf.function
in order to use graphs over eager execution, The speed up is about 10x.
QUESTION
I try to use lemmatize()
function from gensim
. They said I have to install pattern
also to use this function. I have already install both gensim
and pattern but every time I try to import lemmatize from gensim
, it keeps showing this error
I use pip install gensim
and pip install pattern
to install the libraries. My gensim version is 4.0.1 and pattern is 3.6
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-19 at 21:26For now, the best bet would be to use a gensim
3.x.x version as in the API documentation for version 4.0.0, gensim.utils.lemmatize() is not listed, while it is listed for the 3.8.3 version here.
Edit:
During further reading of the documentation, I found a tutorial which uses the nltk
package for lemmatize()
function. You might want to look at this. Seems like they have dropped the utils.lemmatize()
QUESTION
UPDATED
So my goal is to create a machine learning program that takes a list of training numbers given by a user, and try to predict what number they might pick next. I am fairly new to machine learning, and wanted to make this quick project just for fun. Some issues that I am running into include: not knowing how to update my training labels to correspond to training for the next number and how to go about predicting that next number. Here is my current code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-05 at 19:36If you want to map a function, then they need to contain same number of samples. For example here you want to map Y = X
.
QUESTION
I am attempting to read, then encode items from a csv file, using pandas.
Here is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-03 at 19:57You have a leading space before 'maint', so your actual key should be ' maint'.
Either fix the csv file, or flag skipinitialspace=True
in pd.read_csv()
:
QUESTION
Based on the question I asked last time: Applying PageRank to a topic hierarchy tree(using SPARQL query extracted from DBpedia)
As I currently got the PageRank value against the Regulated concept map. Toward the concept "Machine_learning", my currently code is below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-08 at 09:24I think you can pass a dictionary to the node_color
parameter of the draw function. If you construct that dictionary such that the keys are the node-names and the values are the colours you want to associate with those node-names, then you should be able to get the formatting you want.
e.g. if you have been able to run some SPARQL to generate a list of nodes you want to be green, and another list that you want to be blue, and assuming you've got a green_list
and blue_list
pair of lists of these nodenames, then you could construct your dict something like this:
QUESTION
I'm trying to make a machine learning model in keras that guesses the next word, given a series of words using a LSTM. This is the code for my model:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-23 at 20:20So I just tried an experiment, and discovered that it was the output shape of the LSTM, and having a smaller output length and then expanding it with a Dense Layer removes the error.
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