I got hint from exercise :
print(classify([.4, .2, .9], movie_dataset, 5))
- passing 3 variables to the function
why does that list [.4, .2, .9]
has dots ?
P.S. lesson is here Finding the Nearest Neighbors
I got hint from exercise :
print(classify([.4, .2, .9], movie_dataset, 5))
- passing 3 variables to the function
why does that list [.4, .2, .9]
has dots ?
P.S. lesson is here Finding the Nearest Neighbors
seems they are decimal/float values (0.4
, 0.2
, 0.9
). Been a while since I did python, but I think you could write decimal/float number without the leading zero