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Tag: regression

why does the mse loss had a sudden jump?

i’m working on a regression problem using neural network. the mse loss would decrease at the beginning of train and the accuracy is satisfactory, yet, when the train process goes on, the loss had a huge jump, and maintain at a certain value,like the curve in the picture. i don’t know why and how to fix it? and i wanna

get p value and r value from HuberRegressor in Sklearn

I have datasets with some outliers. From the simple linear regression, using I can get coefficient, intercept, r_value, p_value, std_err But I want to apply robust regression method as I don’t want to include outliers. So I applied Huber regressor from Sklearn, from that, I can get, coefficient, intercept, scale, outliers. I am happy with the result as the coefficient

Seaborn bar plot with regression line query

I am trying to produce a bar plot with a line of regression. I am trying to follow a previous suggestion for the same problem but get an error message that I am unable to overcome. My script is as follows: The error message I get is: but I am not sure what this means. Can anyone help? Answer Please

Plotly: How to display a regression line for one variable against multiple other time series?

With a dataset such as time series for various stocks, how can you easily display a regression line for one variable against all others and quickly define a few aesthetic elements such as: which variable to plot against the others, theme color for the figure, colorscale for the traces type of trendline; linear or non-linear? Data: Reproducible through: Answer The

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