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A partition is an assignment of every element of a set into 1 & only 1 subset w/ no empty subsets. A common instance of partitioning in statistics is the partitioning of sums of squares for F-tests.
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How to combine partitioned dataset to single dataset?
I will be using information from Manish's answer to answer your query
1) Why do they want to partition the dataset to "Train" and "Test". Why can't they provide a single dataset file.
Because they can …
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