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rolkra
Interesting, I never thought about this. I see cases (and I had them by myself) that exploring data using 2 or more targets is useful. In this cases I simply...
Hmmm You could define a new target variable library(tidyverse) library(explore) data explore_all(target = adelie_dream) data |> select(-species, -island) |> explain_tree(target = adelie_dream)
Yes, I guess the new feature would be that explore() function accepts as target a variable OR an logical expression (that returns 0/1 and this is automatically the target) Thanks!
I use xgboost version 3.1.1.1 There is no function xgb.feature_names() available How should I use xgb.feature_names() ?
But using `validate_features` does the job too. Thanks for this hint! ``` values
Hi, I have seen the R package xgboost is now on CRAN. I have already prepared my R package explore to run with both - the older version and the...