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MSE stands for mean-squared error. It's a measurement of an empirical loss in certain mathematical models, especially regression models.

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How to calculate the RMSE on Ridge regression model

I have performed a ridge regression model on a data set (link to the dataset: https://www.kaggle.com/c/house-prices-advanced-regression-techniques/data) as below: from sklearn.linear_model import Ridge from sklearn.model_selection import…
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VP9 WEBM video support in EDGE browser

I see that EDGE claims VP9 codec support in the latest versions by enabling the VP9 in MSE in their browser configuration. I tried doing that and still, it doesn't work and it throws an error saying this type of video file isn't supported. I had…
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MSE Loss for matrix Machine Learning

I have a model with N inputs and 6 outputs after each epoch. My output looks like, [x y z xx yy zz] and I want to minimize the MSE of each term. However, I've noticed that when I use MSE as a loss function, it is just taking the mean of the sum of…
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Recursive daily forecast

I am doing a recursive one-step-ahead daily forecast with different time series models for 2010. For example: set.seed(1096) Datum=seq(as.Date("2008/1/1"), as.Date("2010/12/31"),…
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MSE calculation for grayscale images

I have two images(original and noisy). I'm calculating PSNR. I kinda did it for color RGB images, but i don't know how to do it with grayscale. As i read, MSE calculation is different. For RGB i'm doing it like you can see in following code (I'm…
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Matlab immse formula is different from expected

I am trying to calculate the MSE between two images. In Matlab the immse function contains an unexpected formula which is (norm(x(:)-y(:),2).^2)/numel(x). My teacher instead is using mean((x(:)-y(:)).^2). I saw that the results of the method…
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Does cv.glmnet in R return double MSE for binary data?

I noticed that the minimized values for the MSE (mean of squared errors) and MAE (mean of absolute values of the errors) criteria returned by "$cvm" or "plot()" in cv.glmnet are twice the actual values when the outcome is binary. This is very…
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ARIMA giving forecasts with higher RMSE than AR

I am trying to argue that ARIMA models are better than AR models i.e since AR is a subset of ARIMA, the best ARIMA model will not be worse than the best AR model, but may be better. I have used an AR(6) model, and then used auto.arima() in R which…
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How can I calculate the mean square error in R of a regression tree?

I am working with the wine quality database. I am studying regression trees depending on different variables as: library(rpart) library(rpart.plot) library(rattle) library(naniar) library(dplyr) library(ggplot2) vinos <- read.csv(file = 'Wine.csv',…
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Task: Finding lowest possible MSE using linear regression

I've seen this same question on here which has helped me get this far but i'm not getting the correct results. I have a linear regression with the datapoints x and y, as well as the model ypred = a*x+b. I needed to set a = 10 and calculate the MSE,…
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How to demonstrate RMSE as percentages

I am doing forecasting for data, and have ended up with a RMSE of 3793.86. I then took the mean of all the rows available and saw that it was 275007.975. Is it correct to say that my RMSE percentage error is (3793.96 / 275007.975 * 100) = 1.38%?…
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Python numba returned data types when calculating MSE

I am using numba to calculate MSE. The input are images which are ready as numpy arrays of uint8. Each element is 0-255. When calculating the squared difference between two images the python function returns (expectedly) a uint8 result, but the same…
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Pytorch nn.MSELoss without specifying target

I was having difficulty with my loss getting stuck at a particular value. It would always decrease to a certain value, then stop decreasing. The code regarding the loss was: criterion = nn.MSELoss() loss = criterion(y_pred,…
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Should I normalize the values before computing the Mean Squared Error?

I have some data that includes information about the width and weight of a certain species of fish. I'm using a linear regression model to predict the weight input width, and I wanted to compute the mean squared error of the model. If I use the…
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How the function evaluate for conv1d works with more than one output value?

I am designing a 1-dimensional convolution network using keras. In my dataset, I have 29 outputs (y_test), which means for every set of features we get 29 outputs. Does the evaluation function work through all of them? I want to know how the MAE…
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