Add Caching To The Estimators
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Description
Some kind of Feature Request. I propose to add caching approach to the library estimators ...
Let's consider how it can boost Feature Selection approach for example:
- This need/idea just stolen from
heamypackage :). - http://heamy.readthedocs.io - Once you train estimator, it's cached automatically by default.
- In our case we can start from running
SBS(k_features=(10,20)), evaluate - AND next iteration
SBS(k_features=(13,30))will be performed much faster, because we will load our estimations(13,20)from the cache Heamyhas one known for me cons - when I changed the dataset, but shape was not changed their caching algorithms can't recognize the difference :)
Thank you.
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Start by reviewing the library's estimator implementations and the SBS feature-selection entry point mentioned in the issue. Clarify how trained estimators and dataset changes should be identified before defining the cache behavior; done means repeated SBS ranges reuse valid estimations without confusing changed datasets.
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- Tech stack
- python
- Domain
- machine-learning
- Issue type
- Feature
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- 5/5
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- Needs clarification
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