[MRG] Fix builtin PrettyPrinter usage on estimators #12938
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adrinjalali
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It is possible that we should still enhance this, making sure that estimators are pretty-printed by pprint also. |
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Reference Issues/PRs
Fixes #12906
What does this implement/fix? Explain your changes.
This PR makes a copy of the
_dispatchdict in_EstimatorPrettyPrinterto prevent the builtinPrettyPrinterclass to directly call_EstimatorPrettyPrinter._print_estimatoron estimator objects, which fails since_print_estimatorassumes the object is an instance of_EstimatorPrettyPrinterwith specific attributes.Any other comments?
Note that even when only
PrettyPrinteris used, estimators will still be rendered with_EstimatorPrettyPrintersincePrettyPrinterinternally usesrepr()which itself uses_EstimatorPrettyPrinter.So using
PrettyPrinteror_EstimatorPrettyPrinteron an estimator has the exact same effect.