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I couldn't understand the problem but there are multiple tutorials about
how to use different models for prediction.
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Dear author,
I am a newcomer to machine learning, and I followed the tutorial in
'tutorial_nbs/02_ROCKET_a_new_SOTA_classifier.ipynb' to run the ROCKET
model, achieving excellent results. However, I am unsure of how to make
predictions using 'learn' because the 'Xtrain' and 'Ytrain' in this
tutorial seem different from my previous training data. Could you please
provide more detailed instructions on how to use the ROCKET model for
predicting 'Xtrain'? Thank you.
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Dear author,
I am a newcomer to machine learning, and I followed the tutorial in 'tutorial_nbs/02_ROCKET_a_new_SOTA_classifier.ipynb' to run the ROCKET model, achieving excellent results. However, I am unsure of how to make predictions using 'learn' because the 'Xtrain' and 'Ytrain' in this tutorial seem different from my previous training data. Could you please provide more detailed instructions on how to use the ROCKET model for predicting 'Xtrain'? Thank you.
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