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FWIW, this broke a few downstream users where y_train.std() == 0 (e.g. only one datapoint) when being used for Bayesian optimization. This probably needs a guard for such a case (which is common in the Bayesian optimization use case)
The normalize_y=True option which is used now divides out the standard deviation of the y data, not just subtracting the mean. When there is just one data point, this results in a NaN.
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In #15782 (comment), @rkern writes regarding that fix:
More detail in bayesian-optimization/BayesianOptimization#243 (comment):
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