Closed chenpnn closed 1 year ago
@chenpnn Please do not import scikit-survival
. In my opinion, it is hard to install this library via github action.
@chenpnn ,by the way, does it multivariate failure time model or just simple cox model?
@chenpnn ,by the way, does it multivariate failure time model or just simple cox model?
It is just a simple cox model with scikit-survival type method and data-type.
@chenpnn Please do not import
scikit-survival
. In my opinion, it is hard to install this library via github action.
Shall we rewrite the corresponding functions which we imported from scikit-survival?
@chenpnn 1. Implementing the Cox model has no gain because it is already implemented in abess
. 2. Maybe you can directly use their implementation. BTW, does scikit-survival
support the multivariate failure time model?
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