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Ethan
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If I understood correctly your code, this should be fixed just by doing

if (y_cap == np.zeros(len(y_cap))).all():

assuming that y_capy_cap is a numpy array (by the way, providing an example for y_capy_cap would help).

If I understood correctly your code, this should be fixed just by doing

if (y_cap == np.zeros(len(y_cap))).all():

assuming that y_cap is a numpy array (by the way, providing an example for y_cap would help).

If I understood correctly your code, this should be fixed just by doing

if (y_cap == np.zeros(len(y_cap))).all():

assuming that y_cap is a numpy array (by the way, providing an example for y_cap would help).

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BlackPhoenix
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If I understood correctly your code, this should be fixed just by doing

if (y_cap == np.zeros(len(y_cap))).all():

assuming that y_cap is a numpy array (by the way, providing an example for y_cap would help).