[MRG] Make imbalance #119
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@glemaitre at this time, yes. After all, is the proportion of "positive" and "non-positive" ("negative" for binary datasets) that determines the imbalance ratio. But, for complex multi-class transformation, we could make a At least, this is how I think it should be. |
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@dvro ok with me |
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It is the missing part from PR #115
@dvro I forgot something at that time. How shall we handle if the dataset is multiclass? Do we consider to reduce only the number of samples in the minority class?