The values here are expected to be whole numbers since it's values that were counted. Why is this not the case?
Probably cause it in percentage
I don't think so. 13569,97% would make less sense then
That is good questions. I also asked myself this question
round it up to the nearest whole number and cast it to integer; since the column description depict they are counts/beings
Python code sample
train['household_size']=train['household_size'].round(0).astype(int)
Probably cause it in percentage
I don't think so. 13569,97% would make less sense then
That is good questions. I also asked myself this question
round it up to the nearest whole number and cast it to integer; since the column description depict they are counts/beings
Python code sample
train['household_size']=train['household_size'].round(0).astype(int)