Cross-Domain Filtering
Was I hoping to implement a cross-domain filtering module in this package? I have already done it before as part of my college project and was able to achieve almost similar accuracy. I was hoping to start with this
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Then add more methods over time. Please let me know your thoughts.
Thanks for the proposition, it can be interesting. How do you see the different input methods changing, as well as the cross-validation pipelines?
As always with the addition of a new feature, the main issue is to make sure that it can integrate well with the current tools, and it's not always easy or obvious.
The only difference that I can think of right now is that two datasets will be supplied to the all the functions instead of one. Rest everything remains the same. I am thinking of implementing it separately from your package first, and then integrating it once you have a look at it and see what design changes you would like?
The only difference that I can think of right now is that two datasets will be supplied to the all the functions instead of one.
I agree but that's really not a trivial change ;)
Yes doing it separately for now I'd a good idea. I hope you understand however that I cannot guarantee that we will be able to integrate the changes eventually. This will depend on how well they fit with the current codebase.
Yes, I understand. :-)
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The only difference that I can think of right now is that two datasets will be supplied to the all the functions instead of one.
I agree but that's really not a trivial change ;)
Yes doing it separately for now I'd a good idea. I hope you understand however that I cannot guarantee that we will be able to integrate the changes eventually. This will depend on how well they fit with the current codebase.
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