RFC Renames reset to in_fit in _validate_data#18001
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RFC Renames reset to in_fit in _validate_data#18001thomasjpfan wants to merge 1 commit intoscikit-learn:masterfrom
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I think the name was discussed quite a bit in the SLEP PR and in the implementation PR. We need to reset the n_features_in attribute when:
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For the partial fit it makes sense. The semantics of calling Closing. I can not think of a nicer way handle this. |
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I agree. Maybe we should consider having a second method to use in predict, transform, etc? |
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I think
in_fitorfittinghas clearer semantics thanresetwhen thinking of_validate_data.The small code change is to check y only when fitting:
CC @NicolasHug