To help CLI users get started with Ludwig, it would be great if you could include an example with an associated downloadable .csv file and a matching model file to train it with.
The current "Getting started" documentation (and the associated examples section) all give a sketch of what the .csv file could look like for a particular scenario, but without a specific file that users can try. Providing a starting "hello world" pair of .csv /model files help eliminate these as a source of error when users are trying to establish their first successful run with ludwig.
rfernand2
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Check out the example about Kaggle's Titanic: Predicting survivors.
msaisumanth
on 11 Feb 2019
The kaggle link confused me (since it doesn't mention ludwig anywhere), but then I found the ludwig Titanic example. OK, nice! But its buried way down in the examples. Can you make it so there is an example with a downloadable pair of files at the top of the examples (and preferably also in the "Getting Started") section? Thanks!
rfernand2
on 11 Feb 2019
It's a good suggestion, will do it, thank you!
w4nderlust
on 11 Feb 2019
We added many examples with reference datasets, so i consider this solved.
w4nderlust
on 23 Jul 2019
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It's a good suggestion, will do it, thank you!