Miles Cranmer

+1 for this! @wulfihm do you have any docs on how to use those techniques in your code? Or even a jupyter notebook with a simple example maybe? Anything helps....

I mean programmatically - i.e., how I can configure those methods for GPlearn's .fit() loop for a particular problem if I were to use your fork.

That's awesome! I'm really looking forward to trying it out this week. Thanks for putting this online and offering assistance in configuring it. Cheers, Miles

@mkitti do you think you could merge this? (You have merge access, right?)

It seems unrelated to this PR - the issue seems to be because the CI is trying to download a pip package from an HTTP URL instead of HTTPS, and...

+1 For the record I seem to be able to get it working with streamlit once (**without** conda), but I see a segmentation fault when it tries to re-run the...

Hi @tkf and @Jasha10, I was wondering if I could ask what the status of this issue is? For context: I am in the process of porting the package "[PySR](https://github.com/MilesCranmer/PySR)"...

Sorry for late reply, was on holidays. I don't see any of the stack trace related to SymbolicRegression.jl so not sure what the bug is coming from - maybe something...

Regarding the IOError, can you raise an issue at SymbolicRegression.jl's github if you still see it when running things directly? I can't reproduce it currently.

Oops, sorry for missing this! Yes, this solution looks good, nice work. Cheers, Miles