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Recently I saw a review of this library where the user suggested that we should include hyperparameter tuning. I do realize it will increase the train time significantly, but it does sound like a good feature.
Describe the solution you'd like
Optional parameter to tune the hyperparameters of the models while being fitted lazyclassifier or lazyregressor. We definitely need #114 and #65 to be implemented before this to efficiently run the operation. We will need to look into efficient parallel processing and threading also to reduce the overall time. Additional context
Full review of the library which is motivation for this issue can be seen here.
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This sounds like a really good feature to have, since most models have different parameters, and handling hyperparameter tuning within lazypredict would save a lot of time!
Isn't this issue and #345 related and that tuning can be done through validation nudging? Alternatively what ither forms of non-carpet-search based tuning are there (e.g. Bayesian, Halving, Optuna, HyperOpt)
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Recently I saw a review of this library where the user suggested that we should include hyperparameter tuning. I do realize it will increase the train time significantly, but it does sound like a good feature.
Describe the solution you'd like
Optional parameter to tune the hyperparameters of the models while being fitted lazyclassifier or lazyregressor. We definitely need #114 and #65 to be implemented before this to efficiently run the operation. We will need to look into efficient parallel processing and threading also to reduce the overall time.
Additional context
Full review of the library which is motivation for this issue can be seen here.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: