C1_W3_Assignment # UNQ_C1: error - wrong shape wrong output

Course Q&A AI For Medicine AI for Medical Diagnosis
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Hello,

I am getting the error:

(Solution code removed, as sharing it publicly is against the honour code of this community)

Thanks for any help/ideas!

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Hi @edgarbc,

Can you share your lab ID with me ? In the assignment, when you click the top right “Help” button, a panel will open and your lab ID will be shown at the bottom.
I shall take a look.

When you reply back, kindly tag me in the post so that I’m notified.

Thanks,
Mubsi

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Hi @Mubsi ,

My lab ID is aqvowduz

Thanks for looking into this!

Best,
Edgar

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Hi @edgarbc,

In your Ex 1, when calculating the categorical values of y you were hardcoding the value of number of classes. As a rule, remember, unless specifically asked to do so, never use hardcoded or global values in the graded functions.

You can take a look at your Ex 1 for more information, it runs successfully now.

Best,
Mubsi

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Oh I see. Thanks for your help @Mubsi !

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Hello @Mubsi,

I am also stuck with my UNQ_C1 def_get_sub_volume exercise - even after reading the forum and discourse posts - and was hoping you could help me as well.

The test cell is showing me:
[…]
Error: Wrong shape. for variable 1.
Error: Wrong output. for variable in position 1.
[…]
1 Tests passed
2 Tests failed

I presume the error is somewhere in the one-hot encoding but I can’t figure it out.

My labID is : dqfvmaab

Thanks for your help! It’s much appreciated :slight_smile:

Christian

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I think I could resolve the issue.

I hadn’t specified the num_classes parameter when applying the keras.utils.to_categorical method to y in order to one-hot-encode the label array y.

After defining the num_classes parameter by setting it equal to the num_classes variable that is input to the def_get_sub_volume, the test cell showed the expected output without any error messages.

Hope this helps someone.

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Hi @cagschwarz,

Glad you could resolve it on your own.

Cheers,
Mubsi

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Hi @Mubsi ,
Lab ID gzghtoqn
I am stuck with errors for quite a while now. My course deadline is tonight so any help is appreciated.
Error: Wrong output. for variable in position 0.
Error: Wrong output. for variable in position 1.

The surprising bit is that the next section displays the expected MRI image accurately. So, I’m not sure what I’m missing.

Thank you!

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Hi @Amrita,

My apologise for getting back to you this late.

I was looking at your assignment, and I’m happy to see that you passed all of the tests.

Let me know if there’s anything else I could help you with.

Happy learning,
Mubsi

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Hi @Mubsi ,

Thanks for getting back. The issue was just the +1 was missing in the array slicing.

Yep, passed the course and received the certificate. :slight_smile:

Amrita

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Hi @Mubsi,

I also encounter the same issue with wrong outputs

Error: Wrong output. for variable in position 0.
Error: Wrong output. for variable in position 1.

Could you help me see if my implementation is correct?
Lab ID okduwigi

Thanks!

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Hi @cpcp,

I’m seeing that you are already passing all of the tests in your assignment. Glad you were able to figure out your mistake.

Happy learning,
Mubsi

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Hi @Mubsi ,
Can you please take a look through my notebook , I am also getting this sort of error in 1 exercise , I have tried multiple times to figure out but didnot come to solution , kindly assists me to know where I am doing wrong as the deadline is drawing near

lab_id : wrenygmb

Thanks

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Lab ID: tsranekg

Hi @Mubsi

I the above lab session, everything seems ok, but I get this…

…
Extracting (2, 2, 2) sub-volume

Error: Wrong shape. for variable 1.

Sampled Image:
z = 0
[[1. 2.]
[2. 4.]]
z = 1
[[2. 4.]
[4. 8.]]

Sampled Label:
class = 0
z = 0
[[1. 1.]
[1. 1.]]
z = 1
[[0. 0.]
[0. 0.]]
class = 1
z = 0
[[0. 0.]
[0. 0.]]
z = 1
[[1. 1.]
[1. 1.]]
2 Tests passed
1 Tests failed

The surprising bit is that the expected MRI image shows correctly. So, I’m not sure what I’m missing.

Please help urgently.

Thank you!

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Hi @getjaidev,

You have ignored an important instruction:
Screenshot 2022-11-25 at 7.47.52 PM

You have not included number of classes.

When you’ll add that you’ll see your function will pass.

Cheers,
Mubsi

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Thanks @Mubsi. Worked!

18

Having similar issue

lab ID : ffsjlrqmsjxy

any suggestion?

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Hi I got similar situation, can you help me solve?

ID: pysgojjpurgf

error messag:
Extracting (2, 2, 2) sub-volume

Error: Data-type mismatch.
Error: Wrong shape.
Error: Wrong output.

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Hi @SSC13,

Welcome to the forum.

You probably missed this. I did, when i had this problem:

372670857fff9de1336abe9dba5801b2309bbf39

You might have not included number of classes.

Best Regards,
– Jaidev