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R users typically provide their data to a regression model in a Data Frame. Similarly, most statistical Python packages use data frames when building regression models. This has the advantage of avoiding need of an input dictionary when parsing from a formula.
This should probably be the preferred mechanism for feeding data into the GP class, though we may still want to support inputs/targets as before.
One challenge: multiple outputs from a single dataframe is probably more difficult. We would certainly need a way of pulling out all of the targets so they aren't used as the inputs. Mean functions would need to be a list of string formulae identifying which targets are to be fit. There are probably a few other things to worry about on this front.
I'm currently building a prototype to test several specific changes at once to be sure they work nicely in concert. See the associated project board, which collates these issues together.
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R users typically provide their data to a regression model in a Data Frame. Similarly, most statistical Python packages use data frames when building regression models. This has the advantage of avoiding need of an input dictionary when parsing from a formula.
This should probably be the preferred mechanism for feeding data into the GP class, though we may still want to support inputs/targets as before.
One challenge: multiple outputs from a single dataframe is probably more difficult. We would certainly need a way of pulling out all of the targets so they aren't used as the inputs. Mean functions would need to be a list of string formulae identifying which targets are to be fit. There are probably a few other things to worry about on this front.
I'm currently building a prototype to test several specific changes at once to be sure they work nicely in concert. See the associated project board, which collates these issues together.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: