Hi everyone,
Using joblib with compress=0 worked! Is it a joblib bug that compress=3 is not
portable?
Joel, here are the tracebacks from standard Python pickles of increasing
protocols (0, 1, 2), saved in Python 2 and attempting to load them in Python 3:
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Thanks! It seems very counter-intuitive. If I'm calling fit(), it should
return the
best model after grid search (especially if I'm giving refit=True as a
parameter).
Unfortunately, printing the return value doesn't show the best estimator;
even
the get_params() call doesn't reveal it. One has to a
On 01/23/2015 07:35 PM, Aardvark Zebra wrote:
Thanks! It seems very counter-intuitive. If I'm calling fit(), it
should return the
best model after grid search (especially if I'm giving refit=True as a
parameter).
Unfortunately, printing the return value doesn't show the best
estimator; even
the
On 01/23/2015 07:35 PM, Aardvark Zebra wrote:
> Thanks! It seems very counter-intuitive. If I'm calling fit(), it
> should return the
> best model after grid search (especially if I'm giving refit=True as a
> parameter).
> Unfortunately, printing the return value doesn't show the best
> estimato
