I'm using a function that encodes the label as encode_labels
on train.csv
for `Make columuns.
train.csv
as follows:
Make,Model,Year,Engine Fuel Type,Engine HP,Engine Cylinders,Transmission Type,Driven_Wheels,Number of Doors,Market Category,Vehicle Size,Vehicle Style,highway MPG,city mpg,Popularity,MSRP
BMW,1 Series M,2011,premium unleaded (required),335,6,MANUAL,rear wheel drive,2,Factory Tuner,Luxury,High-Performance,Compact,Coupe,26,19,3916,46135
Audi,100,1992,regular unleaded,172,6,MANUAL,front wheel drive,4,Luxury,Midsize,Sedan,24,17,3105,2000
Chrysler,200,2015,flex-fuel (unleaded/E85),184,4,AUTOMATIC,front wheel drive,4,Flex Fuel,Midsize,Sedan,36,23,1013,25170
and the code
from sklearn import preprocessing
from keras.utils.np_utils import to_categorical
def encode_labels(y):
encoder = preprocessing.LabelEncoder()
encoder.fit(y)
encoded_y = encoder.transform(y)
y = to_categorical(encoded_y)
return y
Normally the output of encode_labels
function is like this: [[[0., 1., 0.]]
also two-dimensional.
I want to use df['encoded_label'] = df.apply(lambda x: encode_labels(['Make']), axis=1).
But this function's out is [[1.0]]
. I could not find where I am doing wrong.
I got such a printout like this
1-) I think there is a problem in using lamda. Lambda doesn't work properly. Are there problems with using lambda too?
2-) The fact that the function encode_labels
is 2-dimensional also creates a problem for me. So how can we transform this output([[0., 0., 0., 1.]])
to 1-dimensional?
How can we deal with these two problems?
Thanks a lot.
Firstly; I think the answer to the first question; When we want to use dataframe with lambda
and apply
it as dataframe, it prints the whole result
on a single line. I understood this from my work. If I'm wrong, I'll be glad if you correct it.
Secondly; I solved my second problem by using pandas
and pd.get_dummies
function.
I wish conveniences