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I'm trying to use SMOGN on my dataset, the default parameters are good to some extent but I was wondering if I could specify the range I want to oversample or undersample?
For example, my Y variables are between 3-8, and there really only a few data points for numbers between 7-8, how can I oversample only the data points between 7-8?
The advanced example have something like this mentioned
But I couldn't make sense of these values, in [35000, 1, and 0], what are the 1 and 0 for? what do they represent? It says somewhere that it's a 2d array (format: [x, y]), which xy is it? and why are there 3 values if it's only x and y?
Thanks in advance for any help :)
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@nickkunz sorry for the late reply.
I did check those functions before posting here, I couldn't derive a conclusion from them (I'm still an intermediate Python user :D)
If you couldn't spare the time to explain it, it would be much helpful.
Hello,
I'm trying to use SMOGN on my dataset, the default parameters are good to some extent but I was wondering if I could specify the range I want to oversample or undersample?
For example, my Y variables are between 3-8, and there really only a few data points for numbers between 7-8, how can I oversample only the data points between 7-8?
The advanced example have something like this mentioned
But I couldn't make sense of these values, in [35000, 1, and 0], what are the 1 and 0 for? what do they represent? It says somewhere that it's a 2d array (format: [x, y]), which xy is it? and why are there 3 values if it's only x and y?
Thanks in advance for any help :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: