Random Forest Regression in Jupyter Notebook

Hi everybody using this video! y is the target variable; you need to define it. In this tutorial, y = mydata['LL']. Sorry for missing it. The code ran because I defined it on this same page before.

[@shiro2817]

great vid. every steps are labled and is easy to learn.
keep up the good work.

[@Adhisya]

Thank you very much, brother. This is what I need actually for visualize my model. Peace regards from Indonesia

[@HealthyLifestyle400]

I am impressed

[@muhammadanjum524]

This video is very much useful . Would you like to explain cross validation procedure ?

[@divyangbaudhanwala359]

This tutorial is very helpful for my work.😊

[@fatmagrs]

Great video! 🤩Thank you🙏

[@kaiezon5655]

Great video! Thanks a lot for doing this!

[@geospatialtechnologydatasc1947]

# The ouput feature is:
y = mydata['LL']

[@francescocorallo4952]

Thank you for this video. I have a time serie and I was wondering how we may adding a forecast period to this random forest example? for instance include 30 days prediction?

[@malavathshekar8280]

where we have to take this....he is not mentioned in the video na

[@judemark3308]

great one

[@user-ey3oo8ef7u]

great video! thanks a lot

[@Viraajsingh931]

such a great videos

[@novermatso6434]

Hi thank you for this video, How can i use the trained model to a new data set? Thank u

[@divyangbaudhanwala359]

How to import date column with respective random points in Pmeasured and Predicted chart ?

[@rg50241]

Sir, how do I get the Intercept and co-efficients ? like intercept_ & coef_

[@guidoapuzzo5539]

please can u share the dataset?

[@jiretkatharpi1099]

can you provide the link of the dataset or from where can i find it

[@s1_mrizal771]

im getting error in fitting model

[@saurabharbal4474]

please provide the data set

[@amransalleh9078]

i got error NameError: name 'y' is not defined

[@geospatialtechnologydatasc1947]

Sorry about that!
# The output feature
y = mydata['LL']

[@malavathshekar8280]

same error i too got this? how to solve this....

[@geospatialtechnologydatasc1947]

@@malavathshekar8280 Sorry. y is the target; in this case, y = mydata['LL'].

[@malavathshekar8280]

provide the dataset

[@malavathshekar8280]

iam getting error at fitting the model .......could not convert string to float

[@VIVEKYADAV-ke5du]

could you please share the data set

[@kanataidarov]

where we can download dataset?

[@atanukundu9062]

sir please provide the data Lake.csv

[@pravinchandel6243]

can you share scripting...