Open adrinjalali opened 1 month ago
Thanks for the suggestion! I think these wrappers do provide value to the community.
I'd be happy to help (as a scikit-learn maintainer) if y'all decide to add them again.
Maybe you could take over the scikeras repo / package if the initial author is ok with that? I still think this functionality works better as a 3rd party package. But also open to have it in core Keras if there's a good reason for that.
It seems a major part of the work on the scikeras
part has been to keep it up-to-date with the latest keras
versions, and seems challenging to support multiple versions of keras
at the same time. One can of course lock the versions against keras
versions, but it seems an easier thing to maintain if it were inside the keras
repo and released together. This way whatever code in the wrapper, needs to support only a single version of keras
since they're packaged together; so that's something to consider.
Ok, that's a good argument. If you'd like to open a PR, we'll review it.
Cool. Will work on a PR then. Thanks 🙏🏼
Thanks folks.
François I appreciate your help maintaining SciKeras over the years, it had a great impact on my career to be able to work with kind, knowledgable folks such as yourself.
Unfortunately I have not used Keras or SciKeras in at my day job in years (I'm more on the data engineering side now) so I agree someone else taking over the project or it being moved back into Keras would be best. I think the latter is the better move, if it can be done.
tf.keras.wrappers
used to have scikit-learn wrappers, which were then deprecated and https://github.com/adriangb/scikeras was born at the same time.However, scikeras doesn't seem to be maintained much at the moment (https://github.com/adriangb/scikeras/issues/329), and keras has left TF namespace in the meantime. I was wondering if you'd consider adding those wrappers back. I'd be happy to help (as a scikit-learn maintainer) if y'all decide to add them again.
I couldn't find this discussion in the repo, sorry if I've missed it.