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As a result of #15123, we now have a common private loss function module under sklearn._loss. In sklearn.linear_models we have 2 algorithms that need Cython version that calculate losses and gradients on single values (not on arrays), namely
_plain_sgd as used in SGDClassifier, SGDRegressor and SGDOneClassSVM; and
sag_solver as used in LogisticRegression.
My plan is to break this migration into smaller steps:
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As a result of #15123, we now have a common private loss function module under
sklearn._loss
. Insklearn.linear_models
we have 2 algorithms that need Cython version that calculate losses and gradients on single values (not on arrays), namely_plain_sgd
as used inSGDClassifier
,SGDRegressor
andSGDOneClassSVM
; andsag_solver
as used inLogisticRegression
.My plan is to break this migration into smaller steps:
loss_function_
attribute in v1.4 which gives access to the Cython loss functions that we want to replace.sklearn._loss
.MNT remove deprecated loss_function_ in SGD #29095
sklearn._loss
, except multinomial oneThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: