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Hi,
I am trying to replicate this in Julia. What is the correct datatype for y? Would Vector{Vector{Float64}} work as intended?
y
Vector{Vector{Float64}}
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Give it a try. That Python code looks like a matrix to me, so I'd try Matrix{Float64}.
Matrix{Float64}
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Thanks, do you know if it is possible to pass a custom loss function / split criterion? I would like to weight the targets if possible.
I think it should work just like in Python, and you can pass an arbitrary Julia function. Give it a try and post the error message.
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Hi,
I am trying to replicate this in Julia. What is the correct datatype for
y
? WouldVector{Vector{Float64}}
work as intended?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: