Open BenWynne-Morris opened 3 years ago
@BenWynne-Morris can you rename the feature request to something like [FEA] add sklearn's "out-of-bag" and "feature importance" scores to cuML's Random Forest
? Making the title more descriptive will help us with tracking and what not.
@BenWynne-Morris can you rename the feature request to something like
[FEA] add sklearn's "out-of-bag" and "feature importance" scores to cuML's Random Forest
? Making the title more descriptive will help us with tracking and what not.
No problem, thanks Taurean
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These features would still be a useful.
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I second this feature request. feature_importances_
is a very basic and commonly used feature of the sklearn RandomForestClassifier class and something that is best implemented at the library level as it can't easily be added by the user after the fact.
This is still an important issue
it is an important issue worth a look.
Is this still under evaluation?
I've been impressed with the speed at which I can train a cuML random forest, which I've been able to get working with WSL2.
However, I've noticed that a couple of fairly standard random forest features appear to be missing:
I think the latter would be especially useful to give you a "rapid" assessment of feature importance as a precursor to exploring other candidate models.