How to train a nural network model in python or any language that can train itself from a excel file and...
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I have a large amount of data set . I need to make a nural netowork that needs to be train itself from excel data sheet and validate its output from another excel data set.
There will be output coloumn in the validate excel file.. the model needs to give the output near about the givern row.
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I have a large amount of data set . I need to make a nural netowork that needs to be train itself from excel data sheet and validate its output from another excel data set.
There will be output coloumn in the validate excel file.. the model needs to give the output near about the givern row.
python
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I have a large amount of data set . I need to make a nural netowork that needs to be train itself from excel data sheet and validate its output from another excel data set.
There will be output coloumn in the validate excel file.. the model needs to give the output near about the givern row.
python
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I have a large amount of data set . I need to make a nural netowork that needs to be train itself from excel data sheet and validate its output from another excel data set.
There will be output coloumn in the validate excel file.. the model needs to give the output near about the givern row.
python
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