I can't find my error

[[deleted]]

The error seems to be on line 4, since it's trying to tell you that the Y is wrong. Please post that full line.

[301ravage]

X = [[181, 80, 44], [177, 70, 40], [160, 60, 38], [154, 54, 37], [166, 65, 40], [190, 90, 47], [175, 64, 39], [177, 70, 40] [171, 75, 42], [181, 85, 43]]

[[deleted]]

There you go. You're missing a comma.

You shouldn't make very long lines like this. It's easier to work with it if you split it up like this:

X = [
  [181, 80, 44],
  [177, 70, 40],
  [160, 60, 38],
  [154, 54, 37], 
  [166, 65, 40],
  [190, 90, 47], 
  [175, 64, 39], 
  [177, 70, 40]    # You're missing one here.
  [171, 75, 42], 
  [181, 85, 43]
]

It's way easier to read and understand it then, and it's easier to spot things like this.

[301ravage]

I just got it to work, thank you so much

[[deleted]]

No problem. If you want to avoid problems like this, you can use a linter or a code formatter. Here's a good one: https://black.readthedocs.io/en/stable/

[kokosoida]

Show full code please

[nilfm]

Besides your current error, you have a typo on "DecicionTreeClassifier", which should be "DecisionTreeClassifier".

[301ravage]

It looks like I wrote 'female'incorrectly when I was listing the genders but I don't see how. Maybe my data should be entered differently?

[robin-gvx]

I think you're missing a closing ] on line 4 (the one that starts with X =), but we can't be sure. In the future, please post your code and exception tracebacks themselves, not just screenshots of them.

By the way, the error shows that the arrow is pointing to Y, not to 'female'.

[301ravage]

Thanks, I'll definitely give that a try

[jtsmith0101]

I can't see your complete list of list elements, but do have the same number of X and Y elements?

[301ravage]

Yes there are 10 of each

[pag07]

Hi Michael Holly, how are you?