* add pprint for estimators
* strip color from length, add color option
* Minor cleaning, fixes, factoring and docs
* Added some basic tests
* Fixed line length issue
* fixed flake8 and added visual test for review
* Fixed test
* Fixed Python 2 issues (inspect.signature import)
* Trying to fix flake8 again
* Added special repr for functions
* Added some other visual tests
* Changed _format_function in to _format_callable
because callable() returns True also for class objects (which we want to
reprensent with their name as well anyway)
* Consistent output in Python 2 and 3
* WIP
* Now using the builtin pprint module
* pep8
* Added changed_only param
* Fixed printing when string would fit in less than line width
* Fixed printing of steps parameter
* Fixed changed_only param for short estimators
* fixed pep8
* Added some more description in docstring
* changed_only is now an option from set_config()
* Put _pprint.py into sklearn/utils, added tests
* Added doctest NORMALIZE_WHITESPACE where needed
* Fixed tests
* fix test-doc
* fixing test that passed before....
* Fixed tests
* Added test for changed_only and long lines
* typo
* Added authors names
* Added license file
* Added ellipsis based on number of elements in sequence + added increasinly aggressive repr strategies
* Updated whatsnew
* dont use increaingly aggressive strategy
* Fixed tests
* Removed LICENSE file and put license text in _pprint.py
* fixed test_base
* Sorted parameters dictionary for consistent output in 3.5
* Actually using OrderedDict...
* Addressed comments
* Added test for NaN changed parameter
* Update whatsnew
* Added example to set_config()
* Removed example
* Added example in gallery
* Spelling
* First draft on elasticnet penaly for LogisticRegression
* Some basic tests
* Doc update
* First draft for LogisticRegressionCV.
It seems to be working for binary classification and for multiclass when
multi_class='ovr'. I'm having a hard time figuring out the intricacies
of multi_class='multinomial'.
* Changed default to None for l1_ratio.
added warning message is user sets l1_ratio while penalty is not
elastic-net
* Some more doc
* Updated example to plot elastic net sparsity
* Fixed flake8
* Fixed test by not modifying attribute in fit
* Fixed doc issues
* WIP
* Partially fixed logistic_reg_CV for multinomial.
Also added some comments that are hopefully clear.
Still need to fix refit=False
* Fixed doc issue
* WIP
* Fixed test for refit=False in LogisticRegressionCV
* Fixed Python 2 numpy version issue
* minor doc updates
* Weird doc error...
* Added test to ensure that elastic net is at least as good as L1 or L2
once l1_ratio has been optimized with grid search
Also addressed minor reviews
* Fixed test
* addressed comments
* Added back ignore warning on tests
* Added a functional test
* Scale data in test... Now failing
* elastic-net --> elasticnet
* Updated doc for some attributes and checked their shape in tests
* Added l1_ratio dimension to coefs_paths and scores attr
* improve example + fix test
* FIX incorrect lagged_update in SAGA
* Add non-regression test for SAGA's bug
* FIX flake8 and warning
* Re fixed warning
* Updated some tests
* Addressed comments
* more comments and added dimension to LogisticRegressionCV.n_iter_ attribute
* Updated whatsnew for 0.21
* better doc shape looks
* Fixed whatnew entry after merges
* Added dot
* Addressed comments + standardized optional default param docstrings
* Addessed comments
* use swapaxes instead of unsupported moveaxis (hopefully fixes tests)
* Change default solver in LogisticRegression
* This is an API change, not a feature
* Decrease numerical precision in LogisticRegression doctest
* ENH add multi_class='auto' for LR, default from 0.22
* No warning when binary
* add FutureWarning for methods with defaults=3
* add explicit cv values to fix assertion errors
* add tests for catching the FutureWarning
* Write current deprecation version
* Add deprecation in docstring
* change default cv value to None
* change cv from 3 to 5 in the examples
* upgrade doctests
* update doctest in tutorial
* update doctest in cross-validation doc
* fix tests
* add entry to whats new
* address Gael comments
* address Gael comments 2
* fix wrong indentation
* update doc
* add docstring deprecation warning in CV subclasses
* address Andy's comments
* fix PR number
* fix flake8
* add filterwarnings in tests
* fix doctests
* cv=None mendatory in Ridge
* fix warning related errors
* skip some doctests warnings
* make travis happy
* change from deprecated to versionchanged
* fix doctests and remove skipping
* address comments
The subscript of the Huber function (H_m) was not relevant:
it was written H_m but the index m was nowhere used later; it should have been epsilon instead.
* Fix Rouseeuw1984 broken link
* Change label vbgmm to bgmm
Previously modified with PR #6651
* Change tag name
Old refers to new tag added with PR #7388
* Remove prefix underscore to match tag
* Realign to fit 80 chars
* Link to metrics.rst.
pairwise metrics yet to be documented
* Remove tag as LSHForest is deprecated
* Remove all references to randomized_l1 and sphx_glr_auto_examples_linear_model_plot_sparse_recovery.py.
It is deprecated.
* Fix few Sphinx warnings
* Realign to 80 chars
* Changes based on PR review
* Remove unused ref in calibration
* Fix link ref in covariance.rst
* Fix linking issues
* Differentiate Rouseeuw1999 tag within file.
* Change all duplicate Rouseeuw1999 tags
* Remove numbers from tag Rousseeuw
The description of LassoLarsCV compared the number of samples with the number of observations, but it was meant to compare the number of samples to the number of features (or dimensions) of the data. I changed "observations" to "features" in the following sentence:
> However, :class:`LassoLarsCV` has the advantage of exploring more relevant values of `alpha` parameter, and
if the number of samples is very small compared to the number of observations, it is often faster than :class:`LassoCV`.
* DOC adding a warning on the relation between C and alpha
* DOC removing extra character
* DOC: changes to the relation described
* DOC fixing typo
* DOC fixing typo
* DOC fixing link to Ridge
* DOC link enhancement
* DOC fixing line length
* Link to SAG paper updated
link to SAG paper in `References` section updated (#7512).
* Link to SAG paper updated
dead link of SAG paper in Logistic Regression user guide updated.
resolves#7512
* SAG paper cited in docstring
SAG paper cited in `Reference` section of docstring(#7512).
Add gradient calculation in _huber_loss_and_gradient
Add tests to check the correctness of the loss and gradient
Fix for old scipy
Add parameter sigma for robust linear regression
Add gradient formula to robust _huber_loss_and_gradient
Add fit_intercept option and fix tests
Add docs to HuberRegressor and the helper functions
Add example demonstrating ridge_regression vs huber_regression
Add sample_weight implementation
Add scaling invariant huber test
Remove exp and add bounds to fmin_l_bfgs_b
Add sparse data support
Add more tests and refactoring of code
Add narrative docs
review huber regressor
Minor additions to docs and tests
Minor fixes that deals with dealing with NaN values in targets
and old verions of SciPy and NumPy
Add HuberRegressor to robust estimator
Refactored computation of gradient and make docs render properly
Temp
Remove float64 dtype conversion
trivial optimizations and add a note about R
Remove sample_weights special_casing
address @amueller comments
Albert Thomas