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Repeatedly withholding subsets of the data during model fitting in order to quantify the model performance on the withheld data subsets.
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Why is this learning curve changing when the training sizes don't start with 1 sample?
I started following the tutorial to create a linear regression model with scikit from here inside jupyter notebook.
Then I decided to do a k-cross validation and plot the learning curves.
The code I w …
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Why is this learning curve changing when the training sizes don't start with 1 sample?
Looks like I made a sight mistake.
When looking at the learning curves for train_sizes_1 and train_sizes_2 I thought the graphs were pretty much the same because the training and validation points wer …
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