Alejandro Schuler
Alejandro Schuler
Good linting and type annotations can catch a lot of bugs even without unit tests. We should use `pylint` and `pytype` in our continuous integration workflow to do this.
Moving discussion here from https://github.com/stanfordmlgroup/ngboost/issues/60#issuecomment-577779248 @cooberp @kmedved here is some scaffold code that I'm hoping you folks can fill in/modify to get your distributions up and running: ``` from ngboost.distns...
``` julia oe = 10 # some variable I was using earlier A = ones(5,5) A::Array # A is clearly an array here glrm = GLRM(A, losses, rx, ry, k)...
I think it would be useful to parallelize **all** of the code, since parallelized code can still be run on a single processor. We can get rid of `glrm` altogether,...