titanic separation

[danielsaggau]

Separated titanic use case into two separate cases.

1. mlr3basics - titanic
2. mlr3pipelines - titanic

Added:

• new intro with hyperlink to other case
• ggplot2 visuals
• mlr3viz visuals for the different tasks
• Added explanation sample split and alternative method
• Appendix with the other packages and functions

Suggestions:

• Added mlr3viz for the iris hello world use case

still pending:

• merger conflict
• benchmarking of the different learners in mlr3 pipelines (with and without missing value imputation)
• improved descriptions and illustration
• ROC for benchmarking

[jakob-r]

Can you split your PR? At least iris_mlr3_basics.Rmd should be sperate.

[danielsaggau]

@jakob-r, good idea!

Unfortunately, I have not done that before. I tried the following: Daniels-MacBook-Pro-2:mlr3gallery danielsaggau$ git branch iris_new HEAD~2 Daniels-MacBook-Pro-2:mlr3gallery danielsaggau$ git rebase --onto @{u} iris_new fatal: no upstream configured for branch 'iris_mlr3viz'

&

Daniels-MacBook-Pro-2:mlr3gallery danielsaggau$ git checkout master Switched to branch 'master' Daniels-MacBook-Pro-2:mlr3gallery danielsaggau$ git cherry-pick b0d8e3e fatal: bad revision 'b0d8e3e' Daniels-MacBook-Pro-2:mlr3gallery danielsaggau$ git cherry-pick b0d8e3ebe9864e5a37cebb0c543d6da83935d219 fatal: bad object b0d8e3ebe9864e5a37cebb0c543d6da83935d219' Do you have any tutorials or advice where I could look up some information on how to do it?

[pat-s]

Please close here and start fresh. In addition

• Do not use a fork, that complicates things for no reason

• Follow the mlr-style guide

• Get the CI build passing

• Read https://happygitwithr.com/, starting from chapter IV

• Requests peoples review via the menu on the right

Thanks - you can do it :)