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Hey, Radu! Thank you for these very informative and practical tutorials. They really helped me to figure out big data preprocessing and building pipelines. Please keep going and keep adding new tutorials.
__init__() got an unexpected keyword argument 'inputCols' getting this error in the step one_hot_encoder = [OneHotEncoder(inputCols=[f" {x}_StringIndexer" for x in catCols], outputCols=[f" {x}_OneHotEncoder" for x in catCols])] PLEASE HELP!
Hello There!i am getting the error message at onehotencoder steps such as "TypeError: __init__() got an unexpected keyword argument 'inputCols".can you please help
It would really help if you can prepare videos for end to end pipeline and production based implementations of other ML algorithms using Mlib, like RandomForest, LinearReg, SVMs etc. Thank you!
Great video subscribed!, would you know or have a video of , if pyspark ML has a functionality similar to Voting Regressor in sckit where you can use multiple regression types like linear, random forest and create one ensemble that takes the average of the predictions of these multiple models.
I am using PySpark MLIB for multiclass image classification. Can anyone suggest to me the stages of my deep learning pipeline for the concerned task? I am using the latest PySpark version so things like DeepImageFeaturizer have long been deprecated
Great tutorial! What if you want to preprocess using pyspark but then convert back to pandas for use of tensorflow? In such case I would need to extend onehot encoded vector into separate columns with correct column names, Any tips on doing this?
Yes agree on this. You should only be getting single values for precision and recall, yet you seem to have one for every instance. You skipped over this without explaining
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Great that you've put the timelines in the description. Really helpful!
Glad it was helpful! Wanted to make it easier to scan through the content.
DecisionForest Yeah good thinking!😁
Hey, Radu! Thank you for these very informative and practical tutorials. They really helped me to figure out big data preprocessing and building pipelines. Please keep going and keep adding new tutorials.
Hi Hilmi, thank you for the kind words, trying my best!
Hi there,
I think have made a basic mistake, you are actually using test data (pp_df) to train the model.
Yeah this seems off to me too.
Good thing you said it, I was also wondering that😅
Liked and sub'd. Incredible. I pay my lecturer thousands of dollars and he can't explain nearly as clearly what you have just showcased.
Wow, thanks Leoncer! Happy I could help.
Thank you for this lessoon. I wish you explain how to do this in a spark cluster
I was so helpful, it will help to make a homework, thanks
__init__() got an unexpected keyword argument 'inputCols' getting this error in the step one_hot_encoder = [OneHotEncoder(inputCols=[f" {x}_StringIndexer" for x in catCols],
outputCols=[f" {x}_OneHotEncoder" for x in catCols])] PLEASE HELP!
Hello There!i am getting the error message at onehotencoder steps such as "TypeError: __init__() got an unexpected keyword argument 'inputCols".can you please help
Thank you very much for this topic. I loved it.
I’m glad you did, it was a great suggestion from your side.
@@DecisionForest Thank you.
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Glad you found it useful.
It would really help if you can prepare videos for end to end pipeline and production based implementations of other ML algorithms using Mlib, like RandomForest, LinearReg, SVMs etc. Thank you!
Very rich explanation, thanks for that!
Great video subscribed!, would you know or have a video of , if pyspark ML has a functionality similar to Voting Regressor in sckit where you can use multiple regression types like linear, random forest and create one ensemble that takes the average of the predictions of these multiple models.
I am using PySpark MLIB for multiclass image classification. Can anyone suggest to me the stages of my deep learning pipeline for the concerned task? I am using the latest PySpark version so things like DeepImageFeaturizer have long been deprecated
Great tutorial! What if you want to preprocess using pyspark but then convert back to pandas for use of tensorflow? In such case I would need to extend onehot encoded vector into separate columns with correct column names, Any tips on doing this?
Missed your amazing training videos. Hope to see more of them in near future
Thank you for this video! It helped me a lot! :)
Also make one on k means clustering algorithm with pyspark
Excelent video congrats. One question, whats the diference between Spark mlib and pyspark mlib? Thanks!
Thank you! PySpark is the Python API for Spark, so it's just a language difference.
Hii, can you please explain to me the last part of the recall and precision table and how can I understand that one?
model.summary.pr.show()
Yes agree on this. You should only be getting single values for precision and recall, yet you seem to have one for every instance. You skipped over this without explaining