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[MRG] ENH Adding various averages to classification_report #11679
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…xplicit and allow changing it easily for the report (#4558).
…eighted avg" and improving style to comply with Style-guidelines (line-width <80 chars).
# Conflicts: # sklearn/metrics/classification.py
…ble)) when calling classification_report. Updated numbers in working_with_text_data tutorial, because the data seems to have changed.
# Conflicts: # sklearn/metrics/classification.py
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Was there something particular I was meant to see / look at?
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I'll count my +1 and merge when green. Hope that users won't complain about the backward incompatible. |
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I think it should be alright
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Thanks @apacha |
Closes #4558
Closes #4622
Closes #10029
Closes #11657
(1) Support dictionary output
(2) Reorganize to avoid duplicate code
(3) Return int/float instead of np.int/np.float in classification_report (See #11657)