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Apply the featured engineering to new data to make predictions? #1
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Hi, yes this an issue which will be resolved in next updates. for now, you have to make a seprate object of GML everytime you do training. |
Hi, |
hi @jason022085, any latest version of keras should work. |
It’s an issue with the latest version of Keras and tensorflow. Uninstall your Kera’s and then reinstall a previous version of Keras. |
@jason022085 I had the same issue. You need to downgrade your Keras version. |
Thanks a lots. |
@jason022085 so did that work? I’ll have to check my versions. |
@chitown88 thank you for your contribution :) I will resolve this issue in next update :) |
The classification demo document works in the following environment : I think the core problem is not about the version of GML, but the specific version of keras corresponding to the lastest tensorflow. |
I'm using the auto feature engineering feature to create the new_features then to train my model. Now that I have new data that I want to predict on, how would I go about to apply that process to my new data so that the trained model doesn't mismatch in its core dimensions with the new data?
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