No problem! :) This was a bug. Somehow, the variable y_test got set to the values from y_pred. This way, y_test - y_pred = 0, when it should not have been so.
@@goldenmikeLeKing 15:24 When I re-run preprocess_inputs() to get back a new y_test. This overwrites whatever bad values we originally had stored in the variable.
I really enjoy ur coding style with processing the dataset, I learn a lot, keep doing it man!
Thanks!
Hey man thanks for making these, super helpful.. ! But i still don't understand what was the error when you got a RMSE score of 0 with random forest?
No problem! :)
This was a bug. Somehow, the variable y_test got set to the values from y_pred. This way, y_test - y_pred = 0, when it should not have been so.
@@gcdatkin thanks, can you timestamp where you fixed that mistake? I watched twice and couldn't find it.
@@goldenmikeLeKing 15:24 When I re-run preprocess_inputs() to get back a new y_test. This overwrites whatever bad values we originally had stored in the variable.