train_size

You have to specify this parameter only if you’re not specifying the test_size. This is the same as test_size, but instead you tell the class what percent of the dataset you want to split as the training set.

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                                    This parameter decides the size of the data that has to be split as the test dataset. This is given as a fraction. For example, if you pass 0.5 as the value, the dataset will be split 50% as the test dataset. If you’re specifying this parameter, you can ignore the next parameter.

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