at first i didnt understood what i did but after a lot of thinking finally understood that the model you created doesnt know about the function it only took feature_set as input to model and target_set as output for learning and predicted the output of test_set without knowing about function
me too, I realized that python is a procedural language, *so just move it back to the beginning of the line or remove any taps or blank spaces before that line.* it has been 3 weeks and I don't know if this will be any help, but keep going, brother.
Bro I will pay you to help me do this with language from text. I can’t find one this simple and it’s frustrating because I have looked for almost a year now. I usually get through a tutorial and it doesn’t work for whatever reason. Like a module of torch isn’t available in pydroid3. Please I’ll cash app you
@@ComputerSciencecompsci112358 Thank you so much for your swift reply!!! This is my new passion for a year and a half now!!! So we predicted or the machine predicted the total being 100. What if it could look at user input (I’m guessing as the coefficients) and respond in context from learning from a string value like a paragraph (as the data set or corpus) instead of integers. So if I said, “what does hello world refer to” it would look at a text or paragraph as it’s corpus that has a description of the origins of hello world and respond like, “a common greeting used by programmers”.. basically create a custom chat bot that learns from what ever text is in its corpus. I currently have a bot that can read text and respond with sentences with words from its corpus that were preloaded and updated by user input but it doesn’t really seem coherent.. it just pairs words and repeats.. but this model in this video seems wayyyy more accurate! The only issue for me is it’s in integer values are not strings or words.
I’m thinking in a greeting scenario the x,y,z, in the linear function for the target data set, x could be “you” y could be “how” and z would be “are” and then some how it puts them in order(“how are you”)because it saw in the feature data set for the three columns a bunch of sentences of common greetings..or three different paragraphs.?.? This is just my best guess of what’s going on and how I could communicate my idea. You helped me actually understand what’s going on in machine learning with your video because it was super simple. My search was simple machine learning tutorial lol. I still get tons of syntax errors because I am informally taught by using tutorials and coding apps but am starting to get the hang of it. So to see a tutorial done by you on this concept with no errors, clear and precise, would help me tremendously with my personal goals, hobby, and passion.
at first i didnt understood what i did but
after a lot of thinking finally understood that
the model you created doesnt know about the function
it only took feature_set as input to model and target_set as output for learning
and predicted the output of test_set without knowing about function
I have no Idea what I just did, but it worked
Exactly!
1 year later and this is the most relatable comment
i never did any ml project before
this was my first ml program ever
i loved it
Have you figured out how to do it with predictive text yet?
Thanks a lot for making this video!
Thanks, I hope it was helpful!
I did implement in similar way exactly. But the prediction is not working seems. What might be the reason ?
When I align my test data range with train data range similar, then it started giving good result.
Hi sir,
Python executives code before completing.
Please help me.
You did not explain what linearregression is
Which sounded like the core of all the code you have written
Linear Regression is a basic mathematics concept....
@@guillecobo_ no it's not. It's related to statistics.
Can someone help me , I got to stuck with Indentation error: unexpected indent for the *function*
me too, I realized that python is a procedural language, *so just move it back to the beginning of the line or remove any taps or blank spaces before that line.*
it has been 3 weeks and I don't know if this will be any help, but keep going, brother.
@@Todoolidoo yup I got it :-)
got stuck at the creating the model step. it shows error.
Eye opener :)
you're bloody amazing man
Haha thank you I appreciate it !
Thanks!
can you build a learning machine with MME9? this is a setup Larry Williams 9.2 and 9.3, do you know right!
Thank you ! I found your way of teaching to be pretty useful
Thanks, I'm glad the video was helpful
Can anyone help me out ,I'm getting error like couldn't able to convert int value into float from datasheet
How is this different from a basic linear regression model?
Linear Regression is a ML model
A bit unrelated, but can you share what keyboard are you using to type the code here?
onde more question, a learning machine can to learn with errors?
I actually made this without installing any ml algorithms and it was like 3 days ago
Would you mind sharing the code ? i want to learn ML from scratch
Do you know how to do it with text？
Thank you
Is this a deep learning program?
probably not
Nice video
Bro I will pay you to help me do this with language from text. I can’t find one this simple and it’s frustrating because I have looked for almost a year now. I usually get through a tutorial and it doesn’t work for whatever reason. Like a module of torch isn’t available in pydroid3. Please I’ll cash app you
Hi Suomy,
What exactly is "language from text" ?
@@ComputerSciencecompsci112358 Thank you so much for your swift reply!!! This is my new passion for a year and a half now!!!
So we predicted or the machine predicted the total being 100. What if it could look at user input (I’m guessing as the coefficients) and respond in context from learning from a string value like a paragraph (as the data set or corpus) instead of integers. So if I said, “what does hello world refer to” it would look at a text or paragraph as it’s corpus that has a description of the origins of hello world and respond like, “a common greeting used by programmers”.. basically create a custom chat bot that learns from what ever text is in its corpus.
I currently have a bot that can read text and respond with sentences with words from its corpus that were preloaded and updated by user input but it doesn’t really seem coherent.. it just pairs words and repeats.. but this model in this video seems wayyyy more accurate! The only issue for me is it’s in integer values are not strings or words.
I’m thinking in a greeting scenario the x,y,z, in the linear function for the target data set, x could be “you” y could be “how” and z would be “are” and then some how it puts them in order(“how are you”)because it saw in the feature data set for the three columns a bunch of sentences of common greetings..or three different paragraphs.?.?
This is just my best guess of what’s going on and how I could communicate my idea. You helped me actually understand what’s going on in machine learning with your video because it was super simple. My search was simple machine learning tutorial lol.
I still get tons of syntax errors because I am informally taught by using tutorials and coding apps but am starting to get the hang of it. So to see a tutorial done by you on this concept with no errors, clear and precise, would help me tremendously with my personal goals, hobby, and passion.
Finally a CS tutorial with a understandable accent.
I get what you mean 😂. But you have to admit they really know there craft.
can i copy and paste?
that white color scheme tho O_O
I don't get it, what is this trying to accomplish?
The machine Predicting The Total
@@suomynona7261 And how would that be helpful?