X @Avi Chawla

First, we import the GroupShuffleSplit from sklearn and instantiate the object.Next, the split() method of this object lets us perform group splitting. It returns a generator, and we can unpack it to get the following output:- The data points in groups “A” and “C” are together in the training set.- The data points in group “B” are together in the validation/test set.Check this 👇 ...