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Provide StatsAPI interface for regression #171
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Responding to question in #109 - @wildart I'd be happy to take a stab at it, if there's a well defined API / clear instructions for implementation. I'm afraid I'm not that familiar with most of the methods in this package or with StatsAPI, but if there's a regular structure, I can probably figure it out. |
Basically, every algorithm in this package has So, there need to be defined a type derived from |
That makes sense. As I said, I'm happy to take a stab, though realistically it's unlikely to be in the next week or two - I'm teaching this semester and need to get a lot more prep done. If there's not a rush on it, I can definitely tackle it by ~mid February. |
Any help is appreciated at any time. |
Looking at this a bit more closely today, I do not think I'm the right person for this job, sorry! I feel like if I had a strong handle on the package interface OR the statistical methods, I could use one thing to reason about the other. But being a novice on both, even using your hints above, I'm not sure how to get started :-( |
For minimal implementation, you would need to
The data parameters should be of The rest of the methods for |
Currently, regression algorithms implemented as stand-alone functions, while other methods use StatsAPI interface, i.e.
fit/predict
.We should have properly derived types from
StatsAPI.RegressionModel
and corresponding implemented interface for various regression algorithms.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: