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Now let's create a proper pipeline with the final estimator. As a result, we will get a trained prediction pipeline that can be used for predicting new instances simply by calling the .predict() method.

To train a predictor (model), you need y to be encoded. This is done separately from the pipeline we build for X. Remember that LabelEncoder is used for encoding the target.

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You have the same penguins dataset. The task is to build a pipeline with KNeighborsClassifier as a final estimator, train it, and predict values for the X itself.

  1. Encode the y variable.
  2. Create a pipeline containing ct, SimpleImputer, StandardScaler, and KNeighborsClassifier.
  3. Use 'most_frequent' strategy with SimpleInputer.
  4. Train the pipe object using the features X and the target y.

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Now let's create a proper pipeline with the final estimator. As a result, we will get a trained prediction pipeline that can be used for predicting new instances simply by calling the .predict() method.

To train a predictor (model), you need y to be encoded. This is done separately from the pipeline we build for X. Remember that LabelEncoder is used for encoding the target.

Task

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You have the same penguins dataset. The task is to build a pipeline with KNeighborsClassifier as a final estimator, train it, and predict values for the X itself.

  1. Encode the y variable.
  2. Create a pipeline containing ct, SimpleImputer, StandardScaler, and KNeighborsClassifier.
  3. Use 'most_frequent' strategy with SimpleInputer.
  4. Train the pipe object using the features X and the target y.

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Now let's create a proper pipeline with the final estimator. As a result, we will get a trained prediction pipeline that can be used for predicting new instances simply by calling the .predict() method.

To train a predictor (model), you need y to be encoded. This is done separately from the pipeline we build for X. Remember that LabelEncoder is used for encoding the target.

Task

Swipe to start coding

You have the same penguins dataset. The task is to build a pipeline with KNeighborsClassifier as a final estimator, train it, and predict values for the X itself.

  1. Encode the y variable.
  2. Create a pipeline containing ct, SimpleImputer, StandardScaler, and KNeighborsClassifier.
  3. Use 'most_frequent' strategy with SimpleInputer.
  4. Train the pipe object using the features X and the target y.

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