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IndentationError: expected an indented block after 'try' statement

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# Rest of your processing code...# ...# Process each row in the datafor idx, row in enumerate(data):    try:        # Check if the row has the expected number of elements        expected_number_of_elements = 21  # Set the correct number of elements        if len(row) == expected_number_of_elements:            # Process each element in the row            for i, element in enumerate(row):                try:                    # Your processing code for each element goes here                    print(f"Element {i + 1}: {element}")                    # Example: If the element is numeric, you can perform some numeric operations                    if isinstance(element, (int, float)):                        # Example operation: square the numeric element                        squared_element = element ** 2                        print(f"Squared element: {squared_element}")                    # Example: If the element is a string, you can perform string operations                    elif isinstance(element, str):                        # Example operation: convert the string to uppercase                        upper_case_element = element.upper()                        print(f"Uppercase element: {upper_case_element}")                    # Add more conditions based on the data types you expect                except IndexError as e:                    print(f"Error processing element {i + 1} in row {idx + 1}: {e}")                    print("Row:", row)                    continue  # Skip the current element and move to the next one        else:            print(                f"Skipping row {idx + 1}: Unexpected number of elements (Length: {len(row)}, Expected: {expected_number_of_elements})")            continue  # Skip the current row and move to the next one    except IndexError as e:        print(f"Error processing row {idx + 1}: {e}")        print("Row:", row)        print("Length of row:", len(row))        # Add an indented block here to handle the exception        # This block can be left empty or you can add specific error handling code        pass  # Add this line    # Debugging: print information for each iteration    print(f"Processed row {idx + 1}")    # Print some debug information about elems    elems = meta._attrnames  # Uncomment this line    print("Elems:", len(elems))  # Add this line for debugging    print("Meta:", meta)  # Add this line for debugging    try:        # Rest of your processing code...        # ...    except IndexError as e:        print(f"Error after processing row {idx + 1}: {e}")    except Exception as ex:        print(f"An error occurred after processing row {idx + 1}: {ex}")# Calculating average metrics for the ARFF datasettry:    # Assuming you have a separate test set for final evaluation    y_test_final = [1, 0, 1, 1, 0]    y_pred_final = [1, 1, 1, 0, 0]    classifier_eval(y_test_final, y_pred_final)    # Calculating average metrics    avg_PD = sum(pd_list) / len(pd_list) if len(pd_list) > 0 else 'No values in pd_list'    avg_PF = sum(pf_list) / len(pf_list) if len(pf_list) > 0 else 'No values in pf_list'    avg_balance = sum(bal_list) / len(bal_list) if len(bal_list) > 0 else 'No values in bal_list'    avg_FIR = sum(fir_list) / len(fir_list) if len(fir_list) > 0 else 'No values in fir_list'    # Print or use the average metrics as needed    print('Average PD:', avg_PD)    print('Average PF:', avg_PF)    print('Average balance:', avg_balance)    print('Average FIR:', avg_FIR)except Exception as ex:    print(f"An error occurred during final evaluation: {ex}")

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        # Rest of your processing code...        # ...    except IndexError as e:        print(f"Error after processing row {idx + 1}: {e}")    except Exception as ex:        print(f"An error occurred after processing row {idx + 1}: {ex}")

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