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multiclass handling #1

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yubin-park opened this issue Aug 5, 2018 · 8 comments
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multiclass handling #1

yubin-park opened this issue Aug 5, 2018 · 8 comments

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@yubin-park
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Currently, bonsai handles only regression and binary classification tasks. It needs to handle multiclass classification tasks.

@mustuner
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mustuner commented Sep 3, 2018

Thanks for the update! even though it seems it is properly installed, it does not work in Jupyter Notebook in Windows environment.

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mustuner commented Sep 3, 2018

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@yubin-park
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Hi @mustuner, sorry for the trouble. The package has not been tested on Windows - and perhaps, I should test it soon. However, from the screenshot, it looks like the installation had no issue. Is the problem about not finding the bonsai package from Jupyter notebook? i.e. importing bonsai?

@mustuner
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mustuner commented Sep 4, 2018

Hi @yubin-park
Yes, the problem is importing bonsai. Hope you'll test it on windows soon.
Thanks

@dharamungra
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Has the problem of importing bonsai on windows been solved? if not then on which os does current code works fine?

@yubin-park
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@dharamungra the current version should be able to run on Mac and Unix - both tested. Unfortunately, I had no chance to test on Windows. Python3 is supported.

@hengzhe-zhang
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Is there any way to support multiclass classification? I find this package is a good implementation of the decision tree that has decent performance.

@yubin-park
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Thanks, @zhenlingcn Unfortunately, I don't have any concrete plan on when to add the support for multiclass classification.

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