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Hello, I have a CSV file that has 9 features and 9 expected targets, and I want to test 2 regression models on this data (that should be generated as a stream).
When I test the MultiTargetRegressionHoeffdingTree and RegressorChain on this data I get a bad R2-score, but when I tried normalizing my data with scikit-learn I get a pretty good R2-score. The problem is that I should not use sci
It would makes sense for the Bias model to implement transform and fit_transform for bulk-normalizing ratings.
We might want to enable it to support sparse matrices, and for sparse_ratings to support pre-defined user and item indices.
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As far as I can see the code is undocumented unless docs were available from PyEMMA. All new code, especially the user API needs to be documented with the same standard.
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iterative_train_test_splitis briefly documented here (at the bottom), but the input paramsX,yare not explained. I tried passingyas a list of lists, encoding the labels as categorical integers, eg[[2], [0,3], [1], [0,2,3]]but it cras