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SciKits (short for SciPy Toolkits) are add-on packages for SciPy, hosted and developed separately and independently from the main SciPy distribution. All SciKits are licensed under OSI-approved licenses.

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wissousad
wissousad commented Aug 6, 2019

Hello, I have a CSV file that has 9 features and 9 expected targets, and I want to test 2 regression models on this data (that should be generated as a stream).

When I test the MultiTargetRegressionHoeffdingTree and RegressorChain on this data I get a bad R2-score, but when I tried normalizing my data with scikit-learn I get a pretty good R2-score. The problem is that I should not use sci

FirefoxMetzger
FirefoxMetzger commented Sep 24, 2021

The version agnostic SDFormat bindings are an effort to make SDFormat backward compatible at the python level.

The idea is that you can load any version of SDFormat into a version-agnostic object tree, and then consume this tree as if it were in any (other) SDFormat version. In other words, if you have written an algorithm that assumes SDFormat v1.6 then this algorithm should also work when you