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Wendy Wong commented: I have added a new feature transform in Java and transform_frame in Python and R to GLRM.
Basically, we know given a dataset A to GLRM, it will build the following:
A = X*Y where Y is the archetype and X contains the coefficients to the archetype.
When a new dataset B is given to a GLRM model, it will perform the following:
B ~ Xnew * Y where Y is the original archetype generated from the training dataset where ~ means approximately equal.
When we call score in Java or predict in Python and R with a new dataset, the result Xnew*Y is returned.
Now, if we call transform in java or transform_frame in Python or R, the Xnew is returned instead.
Hannah: Can you please add some description and example of transform_frame to GLRM docs? Thanks, Wendy
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JIRA Issue Details
Jira Issue: PUBDEV-8751 Assignee: hannah.tillman Reporter: Wendy Wong State: Resolved Fix Version: 3.36.1.3 Attachments: N/A Development PRs: Available
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