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jnothman opened this issue Oct 8, 2019 · 11 comments
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Add Release Highlights for several features in 0.22 #15152

jnothman opened this issue Oct 8, 2019 · 11 comments
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jnothman commented Oct 8, 2019

We recently merged https://github.com/NicolasHug/scikit-learn/blob/master/examples/release_highlights/plot_release_highlights_0_22_0.py to summarise the highlights of 0.22, to be released in early November.

More release highlights, briefly demonstrating the new thing in action, belong in that example doc:

  • Permutation based feature importance
  • HistGradientBoostingClassifier with missing data
  • Plotting API
  • Tree pruning
  • fetch_openml's as_frame
  • ? Changed behaviour in StratifiedKFold
  • precomputed sparse neighborhoods, e.g. for SpectralClustering or manifold learning, with KNeighborsTransformer
  • StackingClassifier or StackingRegressor
  • parametrize_with_checks
  • KNNImputer and nan_euclidean_distances
  • ?Multiclass roc_auc_score
  • ? Improved performance of multimetric scoring
  • ? CategoricalNB

Priority here should be given, IMO, to:

  • things that will be popular (i.e. much anticipated, or people have gone elsewhere for these features)
  • things that people will miss otherwise (hence the inclusion of parametrize_with_checks)
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jnothman commented Oct 8, 2019

Contributors: please only add one at a time.

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Hey there!, stackingclassifier and stackingregression have some examples in their definition. May I edit them a little bit and add them ( in one or two PR's) to the file?

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TomDLT commented Oct 9, 2019

@thebooort Please do :). I think one short example is enough.

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HistGradientBoostingClassifier with missing data

this is already included? (Native support for missing values for gradient boosting)

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this is already included? (Native support for missing values for gradient boosting)

Yup! #13911

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Depending on the length of the final file, we might want to have a TOC at the top for a quick glance

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have a TOC at the top for a quick glance

Trying that but can't get to anything

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jnothman commented Nov 5, 2019

Are we happy to close this?

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Maybe we need to decide the order of the entries, but OK for another issue

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jnothman commented Nov 6, 2019 via email

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Opened #15552

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