#🔒 Model's mse is too high

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placid anchor
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Can I know how can I make the paste thing the codes long

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!paste @placid anchor

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placid anchor
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So the problem is the model isn't predicting i tried scaling and increasing data size but still the model isn't outputting good data like after the scaling the y_predicted

past dock
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what is the mse value? and why are u using mse?

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ur code shows MAE, not MSE btw

placid anchor
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It's the loss function

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Mae is the metrice, loss is mse

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It's not about the mse but why the model isn't predicting/learning?

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