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Why don’t we use StandardScaler for this one?
Funniest tutorial intro in history. #RogerClemens #BarryBonds #PeteRose
why did we use fit_transform foe test data as well ? instead of only transform
what is difference between scaler.fit() and scaler.fit_transform() ⁉
If I’m not mistaken they do .fit in a separate line? I’m not sure why it’s not a common thing just to include it one line of code.
Never thought its that easy
It’s not too bad
Wouldn't it be better to use X_test = scaler.transform(X_test) instead of X_test = scaler.fit_transform(X_test)?
What’s the difference between fit_transform and transform?
Hey Ryan, I'm trying to follow along. Will there be a link to the CSV file? Thank you in advance.
Shoot, I’ll get that up later today. I apologize
It's in the description now
Thanks @@RyanAndMattDataScience
can you explain why did you choose n_neighbors as 8
I feel like y here is column 14. Am I correct?
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