Register OneVsRestRegressor as meta estimator
Rename to a more sensible name
Parallel predict and sparse support
Started MultiOutput documentation
Move code to new file multioutput.py
Continuing the move to new multioutput module
Added sample weight support
Better test for sample weights and actually support weights
Added a new test using weighted vs repeated samples to
test sample weight support. Uncovered that weights
were not actually passed on to underlying estimator.
Comment on multiprocess overheads
Move parallel_helper to utils.fixes
This helper works around a python2 limitation on pickling
instance methods
Example of multi-output regression with gradient boosting
Switch to uniform weighted score and updated example
The example now uses a RF with and without the MultiOutput
meta estimator
Added note for removing `score` method
Addressing comments on MultiOutputRegressor
MultiOutputregressor better test for weighted samples
Fix ups
Use explicit keyword argument for passing sample weights and
fix random_state on train-test split in the example
np.bincount raises an Exception with empty input arrays for numpy versions < 1.6.2
Add utils.fixes.bincount to tackle this issue and use it instead of np.bincount
Fixes issue reported by @argriffing at #2882: expit is buggy in
SciPy < 0.14 (to be released). Switch implementation back to
old one based on stability test; toughened unit tests.
SciPy 0.10 already has an implementation of the logistic function called
scipy.special.expit.
Using this makes RBM training 12% faster, as measured by observing the time
per iteration as reported by the plot_rbm_logistic_classification.py example,
disregarding the first iteration as an outlier (it's consistently faster than
the rest, not sure why). The speedup is in the expit function, not the
inplace operations; those are there to make benchmarking easier, but they
certainly won't hurt.
* Little hack in fixes.py that can be removed when NumPy's
https://github.com/numpy/numpy/issues/3484 is fixed.
* Little cleanup to the fixes implementation.
* Change the numpy workaround and added a test. Fixed some xrange usage.
* Fix the weight boosting test.
* None is not comparable in python3
* Fix a test that depended on dictionary iteration order.
* Python3 removed execfile
* More test fixes.
Fixes#2122.
Replaced all BSD style licenses with "BSD 3 clause"
Not checked yet!
Removed duplicate "3 clause, 3 clause"
Removed trailing period if exists
Fixed some missed licences, still about 50 to do, but those can be automated
Think I got the last of them.
Apparently me and sed have different ideas of regex.
Found a few more
Tim Head