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Which one is correct:
1)
Our initial plan was to retrain all the models on both the training and validation sets once we know...
2)
Our initial plan was to retrain all the models on both the training and validation set once we know...
grammatical-number verb-agreement determiners quantifiers
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Which one is correct:
1)
Our initial plan was to retrain all the models on both the training and validation sets once we know...
2)
Our initial plan was to retrain all the models on both the training and validation set once we know...
grammatical-number verb-agreement determiners quantifiers
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Are there one or more (1) training sets and (2) validation sets—or is there only (1) training and (2) a single validation set? Without knowing that, either version could be correct.
– Jason Bassford
yesterday
I don't see how the second could be correct: 'both' requires a reference to precisely two things, 'the training and validation set' is just one thing.
– JeremyC
yesterday
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Which one is correct:
1)
Our initial plan was to retrain all the models on both the training and validation sets once we know...
2)
Our initial plan was to retrain all the models on both the training and validation set once we know...
grammatical-number verb-agreement determiners quantifiers
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Which one is correct:
1)
Our initial plan was to retrain all the models on both the training and validation sets once we know...
2)
Our initial plan was to retrain all the models on both the training and validation set once we know...
grammatical-number verb-agreement determiners quantifiers
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Are there one or more (1) training sets and (2) validation sets—or is there only (1) training and (2) a single validation set? Without knowing that, either version could be correct.
– Jason Bassford
yesterday
I don't see how the second could be correct: 'both' requires a reference to precisely two things, 'the training and validation set' is just one thing.
– JeremyC
yesterday
add a comment |
Are there one or more (1) training sets and (2) validation sets—or is there only (1) training and (2) a single validation set? Without knowing that, either version could be correct.
– Jason Bassford
yesterday
I don't see how the second could be correct: 'both' requires a reference to precisely two things, 'the training and validation set' is just one thing.
– JeremyC
yesterday
Are there one or more (1) training sets and (2) validation sets—or is there only (1) training and (2) a single validation set? Without knowing that, either version could be correct.
– Jason Bassford
yesterday
Are there one or more (1) training sets and (2) validation sets—or is there only (1) training and (2) a single validation set? Without knowing that, either version could be correct.
– Jason Bassford
yesterday
I don't see how the second could be correct: 'both' requires a reference to precisely two things, 'the training and validation set' is just one thing.
– JeremyC
yesterday
I don't see how the second could be correct: 'both' requires a reference to precisely two things, 'the training and validation set' is just one thing.
– JeremyC
yesterday
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Are there one or more (1) training sets and (2) validation sets—or is there only (1) training and (2) a single validation set? Without knowing that, either version could be correct.
– Jason Bassford
yesterday
I don't see how the second could be correct: 'both' requires a reference to precisely two things, 'the training and validation set' is just one thing.
– JeremyC
yesterday