Hi Sportspimp here, turns out that neuralnet no longer uses the compute command, just predict. I thought it worked but error message I thought I could research the fix but no luck. Back for more help
Model is labeled OU, using the command you gave me with predict instead of compute I get this
> OUPred<- predict(OU, new_data)$net.result, %>% sapply(denormalize)
Error: unexpected ',' in "OUPred<- predict(OU, new_data)$net.result,"
Can you figure out what "," is the problem,
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Kav10
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Predict() directly returns the predictions as a matrix (unlike compute(), which returns a list containing $net.result), so you don’t need $net.result.
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Try removing $net.results.
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It is hard to read code in comments. Please add your full code to the question so I can better assess where the issue may be.
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I have to step away for an hour, I will respond as soon as I return. Thank you for your time and patience. I will return as fast as I can.
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OK. No rush!
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No luck > OUPred <- predict(OU, new_data)$net.result %>% sapply(denormalize) Error in predict(OU, new_data)$net.result : $ operator is invalid for atomic vectors
> OUPred <- predict(OU, new_data_norm)$net.result %>% sapply(denormalize) Error: object 'new_data_norm' not found and class is nn