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Tensorflow Keras evaluate method return a empty list

Hello i am follow the time series forecasting tutorial in tensorflow https://www.tensorflow.org/tutorials/structured_data/time_series, I have the same project, the only difference is that I am using a different dataset, when evaluating the models, the model.evaluate () method returns an empty list, it does not return a value. When the model is trained with the fit() method, evaluation values are generated in

How to convert a 3 digit number to Minute-Second format

In my basketball sim, the quarter clock is set to a 3 digit number, 12 minute quarters * 60 seconds = 720 seconds. After the result of my play, I subtract a random number, in-between 10-24, from the quarter clock. I print the result of my play, as well as the quarter clock. Example code: output: How can I make

Skip the input function with timeout

I’m making any program in Python 3.7. I want to skip input function after a specific time. My code has the structure like the following rough code. I wanna skip the line TXT = input(“Enter: “) after TIMEOUT time, 0.5 sec. How can I make the code of this flow the way I want? Answer You can use the inputimeout

Converting time to take away

Hiya so I have a data frame which has the time something occurs in one column and the time that it ends in the next column. I need to try and find the time difference between the two, but theyre both strings so it wont simply let me compare them, is there a way I can change them to ints

Delete text from Canvas, after some time (tkinter)

I need to remove text from canvas after some time. I tried this: Result: It does not even appear the text. And this: Not working too. Please help, I looked almost everywhere and I didn’t find how to do that. Answer You have to give after a reference to a function. The way you’re doing it is immediately calling the

Why time taken to execute code changes with one line?

This is my first code: This is my second code: This is my third code: I don’t understand why replacing s with set(s) in 4th line takes less time to execute and replacing with set(s[:]) is even more better than the other two statements. Can anyone help me to know why this happens? Answer After performing %timeit I found that

Trying to create a timer to pause a loop in python

Here I go messing with timers and motion sensors again. I have a PIR motion sensor connected to a raspberry pi. I want to have the motion sensor have a cooldown of one minute before it checks for motion again. I’ve been messing around with threading some… but I don’t think I need that for this and would like to

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