How do I use TF*IDF scores for my machine learning model?
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I have applied TF*IDF on the 'Ad-topic line' column of my dataset.
For every ad-topic line, I get the same output:
Firstly, I am unable to make sense of the output. The TF*IDF values are mentioned to the right, but what exactly are the numbers in brackets?
I plan to use these for my logistic regression model for classification. How exactly do I feed these values to the algorithm?
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I have applied TF*IDF on the 'Ad-topic line' column of my dataset.
For every ad-topic line, I get the same output:
Firstly, I am unable to make sense of the output. The TF*IDF values are mentioned to the right, but what exactly are the numbers in brackets?
I plan to use these for my logistic regression model for classification. How exactly do I feed these values to the algorithm?
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I have applied TF*IDF on the 'Ad-topic line' column of my dataset.
For every ad-topic line, I get the same output:
Firstly, I am unable to make sense of the output. The TF*IDF values are mentioned to the right, but what exactly are the numbers in brackets?
I plan to use these for my logistic regression model for classification. How exactly do I feed these values to the algorithm?
machine-learning feature-extraction tfidf
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I have applied TF*IDF on the 'Ad-topic line' column of my dataset.
For every ad-topic line, I get the same output:
Firstly, I am unable to make sense of the output. The TF*IDF values are mentioned to the right, but what exactly are the numbers in brackets?
I plan to use these for my logistic regression model for classification. How exactly do I feed these values to the algorithm?
machine-learning feature-extraction tfidf
machine-learning feature-extraction tfidf
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