Github user mhmoudr commented on a diff in the pull request:

    https://github.com/apache/spark/pull/13624#discussion_r68497920
  
    --- Diff: 
mllib/src/main/scala/org/apache/spark/ml/tree/impl/GradientBoostedTrees.scala 
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    @@ -205,31 +205,29 @@ private[spark] object GradientBoostedTrees extends 
Logging {
           case _ => data
         }
     
    -    val numIterations = trees.length
    -    val evaluationArray = Array.fill(numIterations)(0.0)
    -    val localTreeWeights = treeWeights
    -
    -    var predictionAndError = computeInitialPredictionAndError(
    -      remappedData, localTreeWeights(0), trees(0), loss)
    -
    -    evaluationArray(0) = predictionAndError.values.mean()
    -
         val broadcastTrees = sc.broadcast(trees)
    -    (1 until numIterations).foreach { nTree =>
    -      predictionAndError = 
remappedData.zip(predictionAndError).mapPartitions { iter =>
    -        val currentTree = broadcastTrees.value(nTree)
    -        val currentTreeWeight = localTreeWeights(nTree)
    -        iter.map { case (point, (pred, error)) =>
    -          val newPred = updatePrediction(point.features, pred, 
currentTree, currentTreeWeight)
    -          val newError = loss.computeError(newPred, point.label)
    -          (newPred, newError)
    -        }
    +    val localTreeWeights = treeWeights
    +    val treesIndices = trees.indices
    +
    +    val dataCount = remappedData.count()
    +    val evaluation = remappedData.map { point =>
    +      treesIndices.map { idx => {
    +        val prediction = broadcastTrees.value(idx)
    +          .rootNode
    +          .predictImpl(point.features)
    +          .prediction
    +        prediction * localTreeWeights(idx)
           }
    -      evaluationArray(nTree) = predictionAndError.values.mean()
    +      }
    +        .scanLeft(0.0)(_ + _).drop(1)
    --- End diff --
    
    I was just relying on Intellij to adjust all the indents, the only issue is 
that if I join it with the previous line the second line will look even worse.
    is there any scala style rules to be applied automatically on build time so 
we avoid going into this? 


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