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Median model alone leading to low scores when submitted - probably due to nan replacement #2

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baogorek opened this issue Dec 4, 2017 · 1 comment

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baogorek commented Dec 4, 2017

I'm learning a lot going through your code, and I was hoping to submit the median-based regression model alone to get a feel of how that works pre-keras. But last time I submitted it, I got a score of 190. Probably the reason is because, before submitting, I noticed that there were nans in test_all, so I filled them in with 0s. Now that I'm looking at the example values, I see patterns like nan, nan, 63.45, nan, so I probably shouldn't have done that! Will continue going through the later files to learn more, but if you're able to point me in the right direction, I'd appreciate it.

@baogorek baogorek changed the title Version info requested for WebTrafficPrediction/ Median model alone leading to low scores when submitted Dec 7, 2017
@baogorek baogorek changed the title Median model alone leading to low scores when submitted Median model alone leading to low scores when submitted - probably due to nan replacement Dec 7, 2017
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jfpuget commented Apr 7, 2018

I think I filled all Nan with 0.

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