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Error in train_test_split on scikit-learn: ValueError: not enough values to unpack (expected 5, got 4)

I'm a beginner at Python and I'm doing epidemiological research using machine learning, but I don't know if it's the right way to proceed.Currently, I am having trouble adjusting hyperparameters.If yo...

python machine-learning google-columnatory scikit-learn

1 years ago

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About Python Version in Google Collaboration (per 2022/11/2)

Please let me know if anyone knows about Python or the following library versions on Google Collaboration around November 2, 2022.Pythorch NumpyAlso, if anyone knows where to contact to get the inform...

python google-columnatory

1 years ago

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Unable to install versioned in Google Colab

I want to install tensorflow (version 1.13.1) on Google Colab, but I can't use the code below.I was able to install it with this until yesterday, but suddenly I can't.!pip install tensorflow==1.13.1Th...

python tensorflow google-columnatory

1 years ago

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I cannot install the version specified in Google Colab.

I'd like to install tensorflow (version 1.13.1) on Google Colab, but I can't use the code below.I was able to install it with this until yesterday, but suddenly I can't.!pip install tensorflow==1.13.1...

python tensorflow google-columnatory

1 years ago

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I want to change the Python version to 3.7 in Google Collaboration.

The library you want to install supports Python 3.7.However, it seems that the Python version of Google Collaboration is 3.8.5, so I am having trouble installing it.I would appreciate it if you could ...

python google-columnatory

1 years ago

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I want to solve the infinitive equation of the reciprocal sum.

I am using Google Collaboration.The sum of reciprocals of different natural numbers is 11/x_1+1/x_2+‥‥+1/x_n=1(x_1>x_2>‥‥>x_n)I would like to find out the number of sets (x_1 to x_n) for each...

python google-columnatory

2 years ago

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solve the Poisson equation using the Red & Black-SOR method

The following Poisson equation was solved on a two-dimensional plane using the SOR method.I would like to calculate using the Red-Black-SOR method.However, I feel that there are few sample codes and r...

python google-columnatory

2 years ago

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