Thomas
Thomas
I am wondering why the overdumps [o] have priority over titles with no flags? for example: > Galaxian.zip > :OK:4:Galaxian (1982)(Atari)[o].zip > :KO:-4:Galaxian (1982)(Atari).zip > :KO:-6:Galaxian (1982)(Atari)[o2].zip > :KO:-105:Galaxian (1982)(Atari)[b].zip...
I'm using a binary classifier. My feature list has a list of columns representing various states in my model. The range of values is -1 to +1. But, in some...
### Short description of what should be added or improved The default config (from https://docs.mindsdb.com/setup/self-hosted/docker) shows: integrations: {} but what is the exact syntax? I could understand: integrations: [ "integration1",...
### Short description of current behavior Using this data: [data.csv](https://github.com/user-attachments/files/16201887/data.csv) I can create a model with this: ``` DROP MODEL mindsdb.trades; CREATE MODEL mindsdb.trades; FROM datasource (SELECT * FROM analysis.training)...
### Short description of current behavior When training a model with the data below: [training.csv](https://github.com/user-attachments/files/16201876/training.csv) I get the error: IndexError: single positional indexer is out-of-bounds, raised at: /usr/local/lib/python3.10/site-packages/mindsdb/integrations/libs/ml_handler_process/learn_process.py#115 It is...
I have a data set that has a label made of 0 and 1, but the classification always runs as multiclass. The command line is: > mlnet classification --dataset output.csv...
I use this command: ``` mlnet classification --dataset training.csv --validation-dataset validating.csv --train-time 100 --label-col 0 --ignore-cols 1 2 3 -has-header true --name test ``` and I get this error: ```...
I am using the CLI tool, on MacOS. My command line is: > mlnet forecasting --dataset training.csv --validation-dataset testing.csv --train-time 100 --label-col 1 --time-col 0 --horizon 1 --has-header true I...
### Description I'm on MacOS (Intel), and saving a model causes the save function to fail as it's missing a library. ### Reproduction Steps Here is the F# port of...