Having issue using info_plots.actual_plot

[grechasneak]

I am following your examples and getting a weird error.

"fig, axes, summary_df = info_plots.actual_plot(model=forest_reg, X=df_new, feature = '1', feature_name='1')"

Thanks a lot in advance!

[SauceCat]

Can you test it now with the latest version?

[dineshgit]

Hello, I'm using the same method and I'm getting the below error:

This comment works perfectly well though:

fig, axes, summary_df = info_plots.target_plot(df=titanic_data, feature='Sex', feature_name='gender', target=titanic_target)
_ = axes['bar_ax'].set_xticklabels(['Female', 'Male'])

[SauceCat]

Noted, will fix it today.

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[dineshgit]

Thank you, please update once fix has been applied, I would try running the code again.

[SauceCat]

Fixed. A stupid mistake. For pip installed package, you can fix this bug by setting predict_kwds={}.