ValueError: N_splits=10 Cannot Be Greater Than The Number Of Members In Each Class
Solution 1:
Stratification means to keep the ratio of each class in each fold. So if your original dataset has 3 classes in the ratio of 60%, 20% and 20% then stratification will try to keep that ratio in each fold.
In your case,
X = ["hey", "join now", "hello", "join today", "join us now", "not today",
"join this trial", " hey hey", " no", "hola", "bye", "join today",
"no","join join"]
y = ["n", "r", "n", "r", "r", "n", "n", "n", "n", "y", "n", "n", "n", "y"]
You have a total of 14 samples (members) with the distribution:
class number of members percentage
'n' 9 64
'r' 3 22
'y' 2 14
So StratifiedKFold will try to keep that ratio in each fold. Now you have specified 10 folds (n_splits). So that means in a single fold, for class 'y' to maintain the ratio, at least 2 / 10 = 0.2 members. But we cannot give less than 1 member (sample) so that's why its throwing an error there.
If instead of n_splits=10
, you have set n_splits=2
, then it would have worked, because than the number of members for 'y' will be 2 / 2 = 1. For n_splits = 10
to work correctly, you need to have atleast 10 samples for each of your classes.
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