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clj-boost 0.0.4 is out! There's a very important bug fix if you have a European (or any Locale with a comma decimal separator) and a new dmatrix
identity method!!!! https://clojars.org/clj-boost
One comment on the choice of name clj-boost … XGBoost is not the only boosting implementation (e.g. see lightgbm or catboost). Perhaps there might be a way to indicate more strongly that this is purely xgboost, or is the intention to include other boosting tools in the same library at some point?
I think enhancements to xgboost make it possible to emulate lightgbm something akin to this: http://docs.h2o.ai/h2o/latest-stable/h2o-docs/data-science/xgboost.html#lightgbm-emulation-mode-options
Hanami 0.6.0 https://github.com/jsa-aerial/hanami is now available. Mostly a clean and refactor release. However, also resolves an issue with shadow-cljs - Thanks @pfeodrippe !
Hi, I'm not able to understand how to change :axis
: when I try (hc/xform ht/xy-encoding :XAXIS "test")
nothing happens to the result
That will result in this:
{:y {:field "y",
:type "quantitative"},
:x {:field "x",
:type "quantitative",
:axis "test"},
:tooltip
[{:field "x", :type "quantitative"}
{:field "y", :type "quantitative"}]}
Note [:x :axis]
is "test", which is what you specified.
Note: (hc/get-default :XAXIS)
=>
{:title :XTITLE, :grid :XGRID, :format :XFORMAT}
So, what you may be wanting is
(hc/xform ht/xy-encoding :XTITLE "test")
Which gives
{:y {:field "y",
:type "quantitative"},
:x {:field "x",
:type "quantitative",
:axis {:title "test"}},
:tooltip
[{:field "x", :type "quantitative"}
{:field "y", :type "quantitative"}]}
Wow, slack is absolutely atrocious at formatting code...
Given the current default, that would be correct. Feel free to change this to something you think would work better for you - or, as you say, for the case in hand, just pass a legal VGL map