Complete the code to catch an error during model prediction.
try: prediction = model.predict(data) except [1]: prediction = None
Using Exception catches all errors during prediction, allowing fallback handling.
Complete the code to provide a fallback prediction when the model fails.
try: result = model.predict(input_data) except Exception: result = [1]
Fallback prediction uses a default dataset to get a safe prediction.
Fix the error in the code to log the error message correctly.
try: output = model.predict(data) except Exception as [1]: print(f"Error: {e}")
The variable name after as must match the one used in the print statement. Here, e is used.
Fill both blanks to retry prediction only if the error is a ValueError.
try: prediction = model.predict(data) except [1] as e: if isinstance(e, [2]): prediction = model.predict(fallback_data)
Catch all exceptions but retry only if the error is a ValueError.
Fill all three blanks to log the error, retry prediction, and set fallback if retry fails.
try: prediction = model.predict(data) except [1] as err: print(f"Error occurred: {err}") try: prediction = model.predict([2]) except [3]: prediction = None
Catch all errors, log them, retry with fallback data, and if retry fails, set prediction to None.