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Hi all, and thanks you so much for developping MAPIE !
I recently hit a limitation of MapieRegressor and MapieTimeSeriesRegressor : I would like to get the ensembled predictions (using the ensemble=True argument in .predict()), but without computing any confidence interval. So I used alpha=None, but in this case, the ensemble argument is ignored, since the code returns immediately the single_estimator_ predictions.
However, it might be that we still want to extract the ensembled prediction (which is easily available in MAPIE class internals) even when alpha=None, given that the computation of this prediction is rather involved.
So it appears that there is an unnecessary coupling between alpha=None and the ability to retrieve ensembled predictions.
Would it be possible to decouple these two quite different things ?
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Hi all, and thanks you so much for developping MAPIE !
I recently hit a limitation of
MapieRegressor
andMapieTimeSeriesRegressor
: I would like to get the ensembled predictions (using theensemble=True
argument in.predict()
), but without computing any confidence interval. So I usedalpha=None
, but in this case, theensemble
argument is ignored, since the code returns immediately thesingle_estimator_
predictions.However, it might be that we still want to extract the ensembled prediction (which is easily available in MAPIE class internals) even when
alpha=None
, given that the computation of this prediction is rather involved.So it appears that there is an unnecessary coupling between
alpha=None
and the ability to retrieve ensembled predictions.Would it be possible to decouple these two quite different things ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: