Open elyase opened 4 years ago
Yes, unless you want to rerun everything. Might not be a bad idea to to rerun everything just to be thorough.
@rhiever I might rerun everything, can you give me a rough idea on how much computing it would need? But my original question is, if I want to test a new classifier, where should I start?
All of the parameter tuning code is in these directories: https://github.com/rhiever/sklearn-benchmarks/tree/master/model_code
and the code to analyze the results of those searches is in this notebook: https://github.com/rhiever/sklearn-benchmarks/blob/master/notebooks/analyze-sklearn-benchmark6.ipynb
What would be the easiest way / best starting point to test a new classifier using the same testing procedure/datasets as in the paper?