Closed fenxouxiaoquan closed 3 years ago
Hi,
the error message points to the following line in the source code prediction = predict(X, **predict_kwds) I just changed this line to prediction = predict(X) and then it worked again. Probably the scikit API changed in recent updated and it's not possible anymore to overload an additional None value.
I ran in to this issue too. The info_plots.actual_plot()
has the keyword argument predict_kwds
which has the default value None
, which seems to be causing the error with the argument unpacking (). I was getting the same error.
"""
`predict() argument after must be a mapping, not NoneType`
"""
I was able to get it to work by passing in an empty set as the keyword argument. I.e. when calling actual_plot pass in the following keyword arg: predict_kwds={}
Looking at the git commits it looks like the author had recently changed the default from an empty set to None
.
when i execute the follow code just like binary_classification tutorial: """ fig, axes, summary_df = info_plots.actual_plot( model=titanic_model, X=titanic_data[titanic_features], feature=['Embarked_C', 'Embarked_S', 'Embarked_Q'], feature_name='embarked' ) """ and got follow error: """ TypeError: predict_proba() argument after ** must be a mapping, not NoneType """ i also tried lgb.LGBMClassifier and lgb raw model on my own data but got same error. is there anyone knows how to fix it?