Calculate the rmse (mse) between y_true and multiple y_preds

Suppose we have a data frame df: date y_true y_pred1 y_pred2 0 2017/1/31 NaN 15.57 NaN 1 2017/2/28 -2.35 15.57 6.64 2 2017/3/31 15.57 6.64 7.61 3 2017/4/30 6.64 7.61 10.28 4 2017/5/31 NaN 7.61 6.34 5 2017/6/30 10.28 6.34 4.88 6 2017/7/31 6.34 4.88 7.91 7 2017/8/31 6.34 7.91 6.26 8 2017/9/30 7.91 6.26… Read More Calculate the rmse (mse) between y_true and multiple y_preds

Why is the mse as a loss different from the mse as a metric in keras?

I have a regression model built in keras. The loss is mse. The output during training is as follows: 4/4 [==============================] – 16s 1s/step – loss: 21.4834 – root_mean_squared_error: 4.6350 – full_mse: 23.5336 – mean_squared_error: 23.5336 – val_loss: 32.6890 – val_root_mean_squared_error: 5.7174 – val_full_mse: 32.6890 – val_mean_squared_error: 32.6890 Why is the mse as a loss… Read More Why is the mse as a loss different from the mse as a metric in keras?

Why the TaskCompleted is executed before the end of the operation

I created a task like the following code Task task = new(async () => { // without await Task Delay dont work await Task.Delay(TimeSpan.FromSeconds(5)); Console.WriteLine("Task is down"); }); task.Start(); var awaiter = task.GetAwaiter(); awaiter.OnCompleted(() => { Console.WriteLine("Task is Completed"); }); Why the task completed first is printed and then the task is down The task… Read More Why the TaskCompleted is executed before the end of the operation