Hi Michal.
Thanks for wanting to work on this.
Could you please open an issue? That makes it easier to track the progress.
Could you also post the traceback / error from your example script there?
Thanks,
Andy
On 11/08/2013 09:56 AM, Michal Romaniuk wrote:
> Did anyone work on this problem (excep
Hey Colorado and Roger.
Thanks for your mail. Your project sounds very interesting.
I haven't heard about it before, though. Is any one else on the list
familiar with it?
I have to concerns about adding it to the documentation:
1) I am not familiar with it and therefore have no way of judging t
Hi Abhishek.
That should work. Can you give a small code snipplet? And are you sure
you are importing 0.14.1 (do import sklearn; print(sklearn.__version__) )?
Best,
Andy
On 11/10/2013 05:20 AM, abhishek wrote:
hi all,
I am using MultinomialNB from skelarn 0.14.1. I was trying to fit the
mo
hi all,
I am using MultinomialNB from skelarn 0.14.1. I was trying to fit the model
with sample_weight but I got the error saying "fit() got an unexpected
keyword argument 'sample_weight'". Has it been removed? The document says
that its still there though.
Thanks,
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Regards
Abhishek Thakur
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