Closed muschellij2 closed 5 years ago
yes... even if you convinced R to work with this amount of data it would take forever as you'd have to train north of a million models... If you insist on creating explanations for all your observations then run it in chunks, possibly parallelising it
In https://github.com/thomasp85/lime/blob/ca363ec02b511cd7c67bfd99533f3ec3e3538ce7/R/permute_cases.R#L11, if we have over
858993
records, as858993 * 5000 ≈ 2^32
, thensample.int
throws an error. It may be even lower than that. Maybe indicate that you can't have as large of a data set.Created on 2019-04-15 by the reprex package (v0.2.1)