Brandon Greenwell
Brandon Greenwell
Gotcha @PARODBE, and thanks for the link. If you’d be kind enough to post a small reproducible example, I’d be happy to take a look!!
Hi @PARODBE, I have not found the time yet, but if you have a [reprex](https://reprex.tidyverse.org/) I could run on my end, it would make it a lot easier to narrow...
Hi @frahsimon, thank you for your interest in the package. Do you have a small reproducible example I can work with to help put this into context?
Hi @jg3405, in order to help, I’d need to see a reproducible example. Can you try posting one here?
Thanks for the example code @jg3405. The issue is that your prediction wrapper is returning probability estimates for both classes, but `explain()` can only work with one predicted output. All...
I'll try to add an informative error message for this in the next release!
Hi @trilliumtechnical, it is difficult to provide a good answer without a reproducible example, but in general, the reference class for the Shapley values is dictated by the probability estimates...
@trilliumtechnical thanks for including an example. I see two issues with your code: 1. `pfunWF()` does not return anything (so simply omit the `y
Hi @Thomassimancik, not sure why you'd be getting this error message since `explain()` is a generic and should work as long as you pass in a prediction wrapper. If you...
Hi @simonschoe, it would be helpful if you could post a reproducible example for me to run on my end. In general, the approximate method used by **fastshap** depends on...