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A new version (v0.3.1) of nnetsauce
is now available. The stable version on PyPi, and a development version on Github. Notable changes for this new version are:
- The inclusion of an upper bound on the error rate of Adaboost: crucial, because the error rate at each iteration has to be at least as good as random guess’.
- New quasi-randomized networks models for regression and classification, with two shrinkage parameters (for model regularization).
The full list of changes can always be found here on Github and a notebook describing some of the new models (for classification) here for 4 datasets (with a snippet below on a wine classification dataset).
Contributions/remarks are welcome as usual, you can submit a pull request on Github.
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