#๐Ÿ”’ My validation data seems to have a lot of variance, but the heatmap looks totally uniform. Why?

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marsh aurora
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I could be wrong about this but is the scale 1x10^18?

solar dune
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it seems like it but why would that be none of my data is that big

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i honestly dont understand this heatmap at all, i did one after scaling my training data and it looked just fine

marsh aurora
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Sorry I'm not sure what the answer is

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I was just saying what I noticed

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marsh aurora
solar dune
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??

marsh aurora
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Too late to save the country

solar dune
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Did someone invade

marsh aurora
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In less than 50 years it will be gone

solar dune
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Or did a natural disaster hit

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Something nuclear?

marsh aurora
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No

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They have a 0.7 birth rate

solar dune
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...

marsh aurora
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Trust me. It's worse than it sounds.

solar dune
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Are they taking a lot of immigrants to fix it?

marsh aurora
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No

solar dune
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That's bad

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Are they doing anything about the obsessive work culture or something?

marsh aurora
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No

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It's over :(

solar dune
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...

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No

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We can't let it happen

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One of my favourite asian countries

marsh aurora
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Even then it's not very saveable

solar dune
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Hey people from countries like mine would love to immigrate

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If they can afford

marsh aurora
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Would they?

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People are trying to get out of South Korea

spring gyro
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try creating a histogram for each column separately

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