Raphael Sonabend-Friend

> Using individual predictions and generating individual survival curves make sense! Okay so I'll add this to mlr3viz as matlines like above. Or maybe a ggplot version to be a...

Hey sorry I can't get your example working, can you please use `reprex::reprex` ?

Thanks, I removed the uninformative INFO. So to me it looks strange because `workers = 2` actually takes half the tim as `workers = 4`. I haven't done any work...

This is a more general question, namely is "interval probabilistic regression" suitably different enough to be a different task. If not then how many predict types are available for probabilistic...

Can we argue mean-variance is returned in mlr3 base though because several learners return `response` and `se`?

Yes this is what I was thinking, that whilst this is possible in `mlr3` there is nothing one can do with it (i.e. evaluate). So it isn't clear to me...

Do we really want to do this? I know this is possible in {pec} but it has no good theoretical justification. How do you validate the censoring model? What about...

> Is it hard to do technically? Nope > recreate results from literature It's an interesting argument. Okay, let's do it. I'll bump this up my list

This isn't a bug. mlr3proba doesn't currently support competing risks. When it does we will add this as a property for learners that handle it. For now the above behaviour...

If you can demonstrate the same problem with a non-competing risks task however then it may be a bug!