[WIP] #15222 Improve docstrings relating to random_state #15300
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svm/_base.py 852 and svm/_classes.py 310 as detailed in scikit-learn#15222.
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Dear @sara-es, I'm working on preparing next skl sprints. Your PR is meant to fix part of an issue we are planning to propose. You have labeled it as Work In Progress, that's probably why nobody has taken the time to check on it (but sorry for that, anyway)... do you plan to improve it? As a first comment I can just say that the ref to Glossary is missing... but it will not take a lot of time to add. |
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svm/_base.py 852 and svm/_classes.py 310 as detailed in #15222.
Reference Issues/PRs
What does this implement/fix? Explain your changes.
Improved docstrings related to random_state parameter in svm/_base.py 852
and svm/_classes.py 310 as detailed in #15222 .
Any other comments?
I'll keep working through the list of other modules needing similar fixes.