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Hi. I used LGBMClassifier in my program but I noticed that its runtime increased when adopting higher versions of lightgbm.
As shown in the following experiment results, this model performs best if we use lightgbm<=2.3.1.
My question is that why does such a library version perform better? Are there any issues in newer versions?
The detailed information is as follows:
Here are the code, train dataset, and test dataset: download code and datasets
Command(s) you used to install LightGBM
pip install lightgbm== "versions"
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@wowhhh can you provide a reproductive example?
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Hi. I used LGBMClassifier in my program but I noticed that its runtime increased when adopting higher versions of lightgbm.
As shown in the following experiment results, this model performs best if we use lightgbm<=2.3.1.
My question is that why does such a library version perform better? Are there any issues in newer versions?
The detailed information is as follows:
Reproducible example
Here are the code, train dataset, and test dataset:
download code and datasets
Environment info
Command(s) you used to install LightGBM
pip install lightgbm== "versions"
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: