Awesome stuff. I will go through your catalogue when I have time. Can I link your videos in my future videos (reference them) when I need some stuff you teach here? I want to help your channel and also save my time by sending people to your channel instead of making the same video as you already have.
In clf.predict can we just predict only one thing's target at a time Or is it the case for KNN. Plus when I did predict for a single value it showed [0] i.e. an array you said at last it would show malignant Or benign did I do something wrong?
First of all, thank you for your videos and sharing your knowledge on python, etc. ! load_breast_cancer is a Would you recommend the use of sklearn.bunch structures to build dataset for science and apply machine learning? When is it appropriate to use dataframe vs such data structures ? A video about choice of data format/structure would be great... A video about creating a sklearn.bunch (although I can dig on the web...) ?
Awesome stuff. I will go through your catalogue when I have time. Can I link your videos in my future videos (reference them) when I need some stuff you teach here? I want to help your channel and also save my time by sending people to your channel instead of making the same video as you already have.
Hey! Glad you like it! Yes of course, that would be awesome! Feel free to do that! :)
Thanks for detailed and easy to understand explanation
In clf.predict can we just predict only one thing's target at a time Or is it the case for KNN.
Plus when I did predict for a single value it showed [0] i.e. an array you said at last it would show malignant Or benign did I do something wrong?
Great video and Blog post... Thanks
How can I create my own data (like cancer data in the video)?
It's already included in sklearn.datasets :)
why did we give n_neighbors = 3 there?
First of all, thank you for your videos and sharing your knowledge on python, etc. !
load_breast_cancer is a
Would you recommend the use of sklearn.bunch structures to build dataset for science and apply machine learning?
When is it appropriate to use dataframe vs such data structures ?
A video about choice of data format/structure would be great...
A video about creating a sklearn.bunch (although I can dig on the web...) ?