Early Stopping in Keras to Prevent Overfitting (3.4)

[@ameer-alahmadi]

Thanks a lot for your explanation!

[@MrCutter]

One keras video a day! I love it, I am learning so much, thanks!!!

[@turuus5215]

Pretty nice explanation, thank you.

[@vinibp]

thank you!

[@obsidiansiriusblackheart]

For the first layer you're adding to the model, why are you doing x.shape[1]? doesn't that make a 4x1 array of each row from the csv array data? And why 50 output nodes (I believe that's what the 50 is...)

[@reyruben619]

Thank You!

[@theronfrederickleesmith5358]

Hi, I followed all of your steps to install python and when I run the code for early stopping, I receive the following error: "__init__() got an unexpected keyword argument 'restore_best_weights'". I googled it and discovered it happens when an older version of Keras is installed, however, I have 2.2.4 and do not know why I am receiving this error code. Possibly, do you know why this is happening?

[@tresortshimbombo3133]

I got the same issue using the jupyter notebook on 4.3, I just deleted the argument 'restore_best_weights' and it worked!

[@kanishkmair2920]

You can use ModelCheck to save the model