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We should have target as optional input in ProcessedData. Right now target = int. For testing trained models, target is not always available and it should be None.
Eg. we have a trained model M, and we want to evaluate it for a new graphs. We will have to do something like
Now here - pd itself will have the real target value - which seems very counter intuitive when we are predicting something. Some can claim that the model M does only the follwoing
Def M(pd):
return pd.target
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We should have target as optional input in ProcessedData. Right now target = int. For testing trained models, target is not always available and it should be None.
Eg. we have a trained model M, and we want to evaluate it for a new graphs. We will have to do something like
Now here - pd itself will have the real target value - which seems very counter intuitive when we are predicting something. Some can claim that the model M does only the follwoing
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: