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Add more tutorials
As suggested on Reddit, it would be nice to have more tutorials.
A simple idea is to base them on our existing examples. The tutorial could explain how each implemented method works
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When doing print(run), the result is only some basic info like the task type ID. It shows no aggregated evaluation information. It would be nice if that could be added to the printout.
Alternatively, add a function that returns a dictionary with the local evaluation results.
If you currently run a run locally (not downloaded from OpenML), run.evaluations is None.
`run.fold
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The program throws an error at runtime, how can this error be solved?