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For all the sample notebooks given, we are computing the metrics where the outcome y is taken as a binary output, can we also do this for a regression problem and how it will change all the metrics and the corresponding curves?
Motivation
An example in the library for the regression problems will also help the users use sklift for similar problems
Additional context
Currently metrics assume y_val as a binary variable, what if its a regression problem? How to modify the metrics to not check for y_value as boolean and compute them?
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Indeed, the package supports only classification metrics now.
I think it is possible to start developing metrics for a regression problem with a Qini curve.
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💡 Feature request
For all the sample notebooks given, we are computing the metrics where the outcome y is taken as a binary output, can we also do this for a regression problem and how it will change all the metrics and the corresponding curves?
Motivation
An example in the library for the regression problems will also help the users use sklift for similar problems
Additional context
Currently metrics assume y_val as a binary variable, what if its a regression problem? How to modify the metrics to not check for y_value as boolean and compute them?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: