Clean the train dataset by filtering out, for instance, places with zero sales. For example, exclude places with less than $100 in sales. Check the bottom of the page for an example. In the [suggested] (Optional) column, choose to save your work locally.
Kaggle I think doesn’t save the data from the training to the notebook, it just saves the code. I don’t want to be doing this manually. Please help!!
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Kaggle Notebooks seem to be just a tool for Kaggle users who want to make their own training notebook and experiment with model training and other stuff. I think they are also used for data-scientists when they want to explore data for some features/data that they might not be able to do in R or something.
If you are just interested in exploring the data for some features without using the training code, I think you are out of luck. You cannot just run the notebook in R/Python/Scikit.
The use of high-dose cytosine arabinoside in high-risk leukaemia.
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