@GarethDwyer1 i tried that but it gives [[0. 0. 1.]] and basically gives which one of the categories it falls into rather than how sure it is of the category i want to add a filter so if the program is not sure of the category it choose then it will request a more explained answer from the user
Hey all,
I've written a tutorial to explain basic machine learning concepts and to show how to get started with the great Python scikit-learn library.
I hope it helps, especially if you're taking part or wanting to take part in the Repl.it AI competition!
The tutorial is published over here: https://www.codementor.io/garethdwyer/introduction-to-machine-learning-with-python-and-repl-it-rln7ywkhc
As always, keep the feedback coming!
@GarethDwyer1 i tried that but it gives [[0. 0. 1.]] and basically gives which one of the categories it falls into rather than how sure it is of the category
i want to add a filter so if the program is not sure of the category it choose then it will request a more explained answer from the user