Womxn in Big Data South Africa: Female-Headed Households in South Africa
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25 Nov 19
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23 Feb 20
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24 Feb 20
24th place solution
Notebooks · 25 Feb 2020, 16:08 · 6
Thanks, @Zindi For hosting such a challenging and interesting competition.
my Github repo link - https://github.com/nasirudeenraheem/Womxn-in-Big-Data-South-Africa-Female-Headed-Households-in-South-Africa
I'm available to answer any question
Hello thanks for sharing your code. One question what does this line of code do: d = {"ward": a['ward'], 'target':np.mean(y_pred_totcb,0)}#np.mean(y_pred_totcb,0)
thanks for the line code you mention.
am trying to make a submission file "ward": a['ward'] == (column 1 if you check the sample submission file)
'target':np.mean(y_pred_totcb,0) == average of the fold score(np.mean(y_pred_totcb,0)) and 'target' the name for coulumn 2
a['ward'], .... but a is not defined
Yes sure the a as a variable should have been test[ward] to use the test Id for submission.
Thank you once more for taking time to share your solution as well as explain further.
and you too.