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Location AI: The Next Generation of Geospatial Analysis

DataRobot Blog

This produced a RMSLE Cross Validation of 0.3530. Enabling spatial data in the modeling workflow resulted in a 7.14% RMSLE Cross Validation improvement from the baseline and a $12,000 increase in prediction price compared to the true price, roughly $9,000 lower than the baseline model. Download Now. White Paper.

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Announcing the Winners of ‘The NFL Fantasy Football’ Data Challenge

Ocean Protocol

2nd Place ($1500): Goblin This report is available for download via: [link] Prediction dataset: [link] Goblin’s report differentiated from others off the bat by immediately identifying missing values in the dataset provided for this challenge.

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Build a crop segmentation machine learning model with Planet data and Amazon SageMaker geospatial capabilities

AWS Machine Learning Blog

This example uses the Python client to identify and download imagery needed for the analysis. Model training After the data has been downloaded with the Planet Python client, the segmentation model can be trained. The classifier is then trained using the prepared datasets and the tuned number of neighbor parameters.

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Capitalize with Ocean Protocol: A Predict ETH Tutorial

Ocean Protocol

ETH/USDT prices data can be downloaded from several places , but in this tutorial we’ll use Binance API for a simple solution to getting hourly ETH/USDT prices. Cross Validation Testing One way to significantly improve our ML model’s accuracy is by using cross validation. How does cross validation work?

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Pre-training genomic language models using AWS HealthOmics and Amazon SageMaker

AWS Machine Learning Blog

Inside the managed training job in the SageMaker environment, the training job first downloads the mouse genome using the S3 URI supplied by HealthOmics. In the sample Jupyter notebook we show how to download FASTA files from GenBank, convert them into FASTQ files, and then load them into a HealthOmics sequence store.

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An End-to-End Guide on Using Comet ML’s Model Versioning Feature: Part 1

Heartbeat

Additionally, I will use StratifiedKFold cross-validation to perform multiple train-test splits. For instance, if working with teams then one could download the different versions of the model from that central point. Model Extraction and Registration For the first version, I want to fit a KNeighborsClassifier to fit the data.

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Scaling Kaggle Competitions Using XGBoost: Part 4

PyImageSearch

Jump Right To The Downloads Section Scaling Kaggle Competitions Using XGBoost: Part 4 If you went through our previous blog post on Gradient Boosting, it should be fairly easy for you to grasp XGBoost, as XGBoost is heavily based on the original Gradient Boosting algorithm. kaggle/kaggle.json # download the required dataset from kaggle !kaggle