ENH NonBLASDotWarning -> EfficiencyWarning; Improve error message
DOC Add exceptions module to modules/classes.rst
MAINT Move ConvergenceWarning, UndefinedMetricWarning et al into exceptions
MAINT Remove ChangedBehaviorWarning from base
DOC/FIX Improve DataConversionWarning's docstring
* Updated _check_solver_option to include sample_weight check
* Updated all calls to _check_solver_option()
* Updated documentation of class_weight throughout logistic.py
* Added sample_weight parameter to logistic_regression_path.
* Added handling of sample weights to logistic_regression_path.
* Added sample_weight parameter to _log_reg_scoring_path.
* Added handling of sample weights to _log_reg_scoring_path.
* Added sample_weight parameter to fit() in the LogisticRegression class.
* Added handling of sample sample weights in LogisticRegression.fit()
* Added sample_weight parameter to fit() in the LogisticRegressionCV class.
* Added handling of sample weights in LogisticRegressionCV.fit()
* Added test_logistic_regressioncv_sample_weights, which:
* tests that a ValueError is raised if liblinear is used with
sample weights
* tests that passing sample weights as np.ones(y.shape[0]) is
the same as not passing them (default None)
* tests that using both lbfgs and newton-cg solvers with
sample weights yields the same results
* tests that passing class weights to scale one class is the
same as passing sample weights for the training data of just
that class
* Fixed bug with *= in logistic_regression_path.
* Fixed bug in test_logistic_regressioncv_sample_weights where
no data was created prior to fitting.
* Changes to accepted sample_weight type.
* Fixed bug in naming of sample_weight when passed from
_log_reg_scoring_path to logistic_regression_path.
* Fixed issue of sample_weight=None being converted to np.array()
and then not being reconigzed as None.
* Added tests for LogisticRegression
* Attempting to fix same issue as 9d3becf by instead implementing
if statement in bagging.py.
* Added TODO to eliminate check for liblinear w/ sample weights
in bagging.py
and fixes a few other doc problems while I was at it.
The main take-home message is to remember that you need a backslash when
your parameter type description exceeds one line.
fix dtype check, add test. unfriend all multi-output estimators on facebook.
try to fix what is happening to y (by doing nothing to y)
make test work...
Make everything accept object y or say "invalid label"
fix multioutput linear models
add test for sensible error message.
DOC max_iterations -> max_iter. Make it consistent with kmeans
MAINT Replace the deprecated dx parameter with d in the docstrings
MAINT Deprecation warning for max_iterations parameter.
in place.
Simplied conditional statements that branches based on solver +
multi_class input combinations.
Extended tests on multinomial LogisticRegression to include newton-cg
solver case.
Updated doc string of LogisticRegression to include newton-cg solver in
multinomial case.
LogisticRegression and liblinear's predictions differ when the
decision function is zero. Explain why and what to do in that case.
Fixes#3600 (by documenting the won't fix status).
1. Use a single loop for both ovr and multinomial conditions
2. Better warning messages for penalty and loss conditions
3. Convergence warnings print only if verbose > 0
4. Used check_X_y instead of check_X
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