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predict() Function in Python:<\/strong><\/p>\n

In the field of data science, we must apply various machine learning models to data sets in order to train the data. We then attempt to predict the values for the untrained data.<\/p>\n

This is when the predict() function comes into play.<\/p>\n

The Python predict()<\/strong> function predicts the labels of data values based on the training model.<\/p>\n

Syntax:<\/strong><\/p>\n

model.predict(data)<\/pre>\n

The predict() function only accepts one parameter, which is often the data to be tested.<\/p>\n

It returns the labels of the data supplied as an argument based on the model’s learned or trained data.<\/p>\n

Thus, the predict() method operates on top of the trained model, mapping and predicting the labels for the data to be tested using the learned label.<\/p>\n

Implementation:<\/strong><\/p>\n