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There are two common ways to encode categorical features. We can use Ordinal Encoding or we can use One Hot Encoding. Let's explore when you should use Ordinal encoding and when to use One hot encoding in this post.
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When porting code from one language to another, we can often introduce unexpected bugs into our code. In this post, I explore one such bug and how to avoid it.- Published on
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