GCI113 implemented rule in Python#159
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| # Compliant: using other sklearn classifiers |
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Non compliant to me.
Co2 emission seems to be way higher with GradientBoostingClassifier.
The rule only talk about XGBoost.
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Hi @Clmnt-Cash Well done, thanks for the PR. Please consider my comment and adapt your code. |
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J'ai développé la règle GCI113 qui a été définie pour avoir une règle qui favorise les algorithmes XGBoost comparé à RandomForest.
La définition of done à été vérifié étape par étape, les tests ont été lancés et sont un succès.