Classifying Structured Data using Keras Preprocessing Layers avis

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Sometimes I wasn't sure what learning path I was supposed to be following (for example, was this lab meant for me to learn the TF syntax? If so, why didn't it link me to the TF documentation like earlier labs did?) I often felt like the lab was expecting me to know (or learn?) syntax that had not been covered in the lectures, and that I had not been directed toward a resource for learning the necessary syntax. That makes it too tempting to just look at the solution file, turning the lab into a copy-and-paste exercise without comprehension. Don't get me wrong: I think having the solution file is a great idea, and I found it very helpful. I felt like it needed to be better supported with resources to help me learn and understand the calls found in the solution.

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