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validation_curve and learning_curve should support fit_params #10252
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Hi @jnothman, can I give it a shot? |
Sure, have a go. Remember to include or update a test |
Hi @jnothman, |
don't worry about the deprecated module. tests should be in
model_selection/tests
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Right, I didn't see that the tests are in the model_selection/tests folder, I just saw the test_validation.py in the main test folder. |
@gxyd if yours is ready then please feel free to go ahead |
I've close my PR. |
@gxyd I'm sorry this has been a bit confusing. You had no reason to close your PR, you can go ahead :) |
Can I take this? |
This is in progress.
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Has this been implemented? I wanted to use this for something I'm currently working on. |
See #10273 . I need to address a few comments before it becomes available. |
What is the status of this item? Can I use the code already by updating the code from here? Thanks in advance for your answer and sorry if I am not supposed to post such questions here :) |
Similar functions like cross_validation and cross_val_score support fit_params to pass sample_weight etc into the model being fitted. These other model selection routines should probably support the same.
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