Closed ghost closed 7 years ago
Figured it out from code and such.
@empirical-bayesian Excellent. If anyone else comes across this thread before I get around to writing better documentation, a good place to look in in examples/plot_sine_wave_2d.py.
This isn't really an issue. It's more like a question, and it really is much more suitable for an open discussion or help forum for py-earth than for here. If there is such a thing, could someone point me to it, and then this Issue can be closed.
Otherwise, I was looking for an example of how one can set up a case for a bivariate response model for py-earth. Is it as simple as submitting an n-by-2 numpy matrix for the second argument to the fit method? From the API, I assume so. But where do I find what's returned in the case of multivariate y, that is, with p > 1?