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I was loading a CSV to try the HelloWorld ml5.neuralNetwork, and it threw a lot of errors like the input label YourInputColumn5 does not exist at row 8687
Which was absolutely correct - the training data is littered with blanks. Which is what I'm loading it in to fix - I want to train a classifier and fill in those blanks.
Is there a way to flag in the options "ya, I know that lots of values are missing from lots of columns. That's ok. That is what we are here to fix!"
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@salamanders It is a requirement that training data has a classification attached to it. The purpose of the training is for the model to build associations between the input columns and the resulting classification.
You'll want to separate your CSV into two data sets. Those with known classifications will be used for training the model. Then you'll use the trained model to classify the empty ones.
You'll have to make this separation yourself before providing data to the ml5 model.
I was loading a CSV to try the HelloWorld ml5.neuralNetwork, and it threw a lot of errors like
the input label YourInputColumn5 does not exist at row 8687
Which was absolutely correct - the training data is littered with blanks. Which is what I'm loading it in to fix - I want to train a classifier and fill in those blanks.
Is there a way to flag in the options "ya, I know that lots of values are missing from lots of columns. That's ok. That is what we are here to fix!"
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: