Patrick Aselin
Patrick Aselin
Notes: - Learned that categorical variables (strings) do work though. - Q: Can Cubist do predictions on categorical only data? A: No, it just returns the average of the output...
It looks like the actual solution would be to rewrite the _parse_model function. This is what the model output actually looks like for a single regressor: ``` id="Cubist 2.07 GPL...
The code currently relies on a `type` parameter to parse out the rules but that's not always present so we have to work around that.
It's actually the C output and that's the string returned. The problem is that when multiple rules/committees are involved, the string looks different. I'd have to check if the original...
@Paulnkk Can you take a look at the output of the code from the branch connected to this PR and tell me what you think? I'm basically returning a very...
I'm also parsing out the rest of the model features as attributes to make that more useful
Planning on closing this and releasing tomorrow if I have the chance and you can look back after
Hey guys, the fix I found for this is you may need to use Redis as the ServersideOutputTransform backend or pass a RedisStore as the backend for a long callback....
I tried to update the C code to match the R library state but Ubuntu tests experiences memory overflow errors and Windows tests have C2057 compiler errors so this isn't...
@pkalita595, to get the output shown, you have to set verbose=1 or verbose=True. The output shown in the readme is from the Iris dataset while the code snippet shows the...