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[MRG] Documentation improvement multilabel / multioutput-multiclass / multi-target multiclass #2269
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Ready for reviews. Ping @GaelVaroquaux, @glouppe, @amueller. |
Added examples to multiclass/label definitions Reformulation of multilabel classification definition; updated list of multiclass algorithms Added pointers for label binarizer helpers Changed n_labels to n_classes
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- The sequence of sequences format will disappear in a near future. |
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- the near future? On the other hand, shouldn't this be decided and reported less vaguely?
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I say that it will be remove in two releases (0.16)?
Apart from my comments +1 for merge. |
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Ready for a second round of review. |
bump ! |
- **Multioutput-multiclass classification** and **multi-task classification** | ||
means that an estimators have to handle | ||
jointly several classification tasks. This is a generalisation | ||
over the multi-label classification task, where the set of classification |
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I'd say "this is a generalisation of the multi-label classification".
This is a really nice clarification. Thanks! |
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In the sequence of sequences format, each set of labels is represented as | ||
as sequences of integer, e.g. ``[0]``, ``[1, 2]``. An empty set of labels is then |
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"as a" instead of "as as"
Apart from my comments, I'm 👍 |
A last round of review? maybe @GaelVaroquaux ? |
merging! |
Merged. Thank you |
This pr continue and finishes #2207 and is related to #1781.