Machine Learning algorithm to get X and Y points ranges values
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I have a dataset that looks like this:
0.8496732 0.035353534 0.875817 0.035353534 0.875817 0.04419192 0.8496732 0.04419192 DATE
0.88071895 0.035353534 0.88235295 0.035353534 0.88235295 0.04419192 0.88071895 0.04419192 (
0.88235295 0.035353534 0.89542484 0.035353534 0.89542484 0.04419192 0.88235295 0.04419192 MM
0.8986928 0.035353534 0.9019608 0.035353534 0.9019608 0.04419192 0.8986928 0.04419192 /
0.9019608 0.035353534 0.9133987 0.035353534 0.9133987 0.04419192 0.9019608 0.04419192 DD
0.9150327 0.035353534 0.9183006 0.035353534 0.9183006 0.04419192 0.9150327 0.04419192 /
0.91993463 0.035353534 0.9428105 0.035353534 0.9428105 0.04419192 0.91993463 0.04419192 YYYY
0.9444444 0.035353534 0.9460784 0.035353534 0.9460784 0.04419192 0.9444444 0.04419192 )
0.85457516 0.045454547 0.86764705 0.045454547 0.86764705 0.055555556 0.85457516 0.055555556 10
0.874183 0.045454547 0.877451 0.045454547 0.877451 0.055555556 0.874183 0.055555556 /
0.88071895 0.045454547 0.8986928 0.045454547 0.8986928 0.055555556 0.88071895 0.055555556 13
0.9019608 0.045454547 0.90522873 0.045454547 0.90522873 0.055555556 0.9019608 0.055555556 /
Each group of these points corresponds to a certain word within a character(s).
What I want to be able to do make these points as inputs so that I would be able to get 10/13/ is there a way to do that for all documents with the same as this one?
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I have a dataset that looks like this:
0.8496732 0.035353534 0.875817 0.035353534 0.875817 0.04419192 0.8496732 0.04419192 DATE
0.88071895 0.035353534 0.88235295 0.035353534 0.88235295 0.04419192 0.88071895 0.04419192 (
0.88235295 0.035353534 0.89542484 0.035353534 0.89542484 0.04419192 0.88235295 0.04419192 MM
0.8986928 0.035353534 0.9019608 0.035353534 0.9019608 0.04419192 0.8986928 0.04419192 /
0.9019608 0.035353534 0.9133987 0.035353534 0.9133987 0.04419192 0.9019608 0.04419192 DD
0.9150327 0.035353534 0.9183006 0.035353534 0.9183006 0.04419192 0.9150327 0.04419192 /
0.91993463 0.035353534 0.9428105 0.035353534 0.9428105 0.04419192 0.91993463 0.04419192 YYYY
0.9444444 0.035353534 0.9460784 0.035353534 0.9460784 0.04419192 0.9444444 0.04419192 )
0.85457516 0.045454547 0.86764705 0.045454547 0.86764705 0.055555556 0.85457516 0.055555556 10
0.874183 0.045454547 0.877451 0.045454547 0.877451 0.055555556 0.874183 0.055555556 /
0.88071895 0.045454547 0.8986928 0.045454547 0.8986928 0.055555556 0.88071895 0.055555556 13
0.9019608 0.045454547 0.90522873 0.045454547 0.90522873 0.055555556 0.9019608 0.055555556 /
Each group of these points corresponds to a certain word within a character(s).
What I want to be able to do make these points as inputs so that I would be able to get 10/13/ is there a way to do that for all documents with the same as this one?
machine-learning data-mining
asked 11 mins ago
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I have a dataset that looks like this:
0.8496732 0.035353534 0.875817 0.035353534 0.875817 0.04419192 0.8496732 0.04419192 DATE
0.88071895 0.035353534 0.88235295 0.035353534 0.88235295 0.04419192 0.88071895 0.04419192 (
0.88235295 0.035353534 0.89542484 0.035353534 0.89542484 0.04419192 0.88235295 0.04419192 MM
0.8986928 0.035353534 0.9019608 0.035353534 0.9019608 0.04419192 0.8986928 0.04419192 /
0.9019608 0.035353534 0.9133987 0.035353534 0.9133987 0.04419192 0.9019608 0.04419192 DD
0.9150327 0.035353534 0.9183006 0.035353534 0.9183006 0.04419192 0.9150327 0.04419192 /
0.91993463 0.035353534 0.9428105 0.035353534 0.9428105 0.04419192 0.91993463 0.04419192 YYYY
0.9444444 0.035353534 0.9460784 0.035353534 0.9460784 0.04419192 0.9444444 0.04419192 )
0.85457516 0.045454547 0.86764705 0.045454547 0.86764705 0.055555556 0.85457516 0.055555556 10
0.874183 0.045454547 0.877451 0.045454547 0.877451 0.055555556 0.874183 0.055555556 /
0.88071895 0.045454547 0.8986928 0.045454547 0.8986928 0.055555556 0.88071895 0.055555556 13
0.9019608 0.045454547 0.90522873 0.045454547 0.90522873 0.055555556 0.9019608 0.055555556 /
Each group of these points corresponds to a certain word within a character(s).
What I want to be able to do make these points as inputs so that I would be able to get 10/13/ is there a way to do that for all documents with the same as this one?
machine-learning data-mining
asked 11 mins ago
RektRekt
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I have a dataset that looks like this:
0.8496732 0.035353534 0.875817 0.035353534 0.875817 0.04419192 0.8496732 0.04419192 DATE
0.88071895 0.035353534 0.88235295 0.035353534 0.88235295 0.04419192 0.88071895 0.04419192 (
0.88235295 0.035353534 0.89542484 0.035353534 0.89542484 0.04419192 0.88235295 0.04419192 MM
0.8986928 0.035353534 0.9019608 0.035353534 0.9019608 0.04419192 0.8986928 0.04419192 /
0.9019608 0.035353534 0.9133987 0.035353534 0.9133987 0.04419192 0.9019608 0.04419192 DD
0.9150327 0.035353534 0.9183006 0.035353534 0.9183006 0.04419192 0.9150327 0.04419192 /
0.91993463 0.035353534 0.9428105 0.035353534 0.9428105 0.04419192 0.91993463 0.04419192 YYYY
0.9444444 0.035353534 0.9460784 0.035353534 0.9460784 0.04419192 0.9444444 0.04419192 )
0.85457516 0.045454547 0.86764705 0.045454547 0.86764705 0.055555556 0.85457516 0.055555556 10
0.874183 0.045454547 0.877451 0.045454547 0.877451 0.055555556 0.874183 0.055555556 /
0.88071895 0.045454547 0.8986928 0.045454547 0.8986928 0.055555556 0.88071895 0.055555556 13
0.9019608 0.045454547 0.90522873 0.045454547 0.90522873 0.055555556 0.9019608 0.055555556 /
Each group of these points corresponds to a certain word within a character(s).
What I want to be able to do make these points as inputs so that I would be able to get 10/13/ is there a way to do that for all documents with the same as this one?
machine-learning data-mining
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