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Hi @vffuunnyy , I've looked at the input data you've linked, it is just a list of doubles/floats separated by semicolons (sample data below).:
Can you please share your reproduction of this issue? You can zip your solution and data, and attach it in your comment in this issue. This way, we'll be able to reproduce the issue on our end and investigate. Thanks! |
I just use ML.NET Model Builder and there is no code 🤔 |
My assumption is an internalization issue. This should have been fixed in https://github.com/dotnet/machinelearning/pull/4635/files, though perhaps there are additional We may want to add a CI leg which tests in Russian (or another culture w/ @vffuunnyy: To mitigate, you could set your computer to a culture using the |
sooo, what I need to do with https://github.com/dotnet/machinelearning/pull/4635/files 🤯 |
@vffuunnyy: I was mentioning that it looks like a bug in ML․NET in how it converts numbers to strings in our sweeping code. We have seen similar bug before, which #4635 was meant to fix. You're welcome to file a PR to contribute a fix to ML․NET. Before a fix is in, you can try setting your machine's locale to perhaps en-US (or another locale with periods as the separator) -- https://www.isunshare.com/windows-10/change-system-locale-in-windows-10.html Related:
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So, I tried, but nothing fixed. I get same error |
@vffuunnyy Can you please provide us with the actual dataset with which you're getting this error? The one you've linked above is not an actual dataset from what I could tell. |
@msftbl: No need to transfer. Error is in the use of the hyperparameter values in the AutoML․NET code. I made a short repro: https://dotnetfiddle.net/nWpCkP Setting Setting This -- As a side bug, LightGBM fails on .NET Fiddle: |
Model Builder Error
Visual studio 2019 last version
ML.NET last version
windows 8.1 x64
input data: https://yadi.sk/d/dOH4eg9ojMV4gA
Training stops after this log line:
|63 OlsRegression 0,0000 5,55 428,48 20,70 55,0 63 |
trace:
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