Changes maintainer to Edgar Ruiz
Updates author's email addresses.
Removes dependency with stringr
Fixes issue with earth
parsed_models (#108)
Addresses issues with XGBoost models
Improvements to XGBoosts tests
Fixes issue handling GLM Binomial earth models (#97)
Adds capability to handle single simple Cubist models (#57)
Fixed parenthesis issue in the creation of the interval formula (#76)
Fixed bug in SQL query generation for XGBoost models with objective binary:logistic
.
Re-licensed package from GPL-3 to MIT. See consent from copyright holders here.
earth
package. As a result, tidypredict
will only parse objects created by this and later versions of earth
. xgboost
changes. Adds support for categorical predictors in partykit
Fixes parsnip
tests to meet standards of new CRAN version
Simplifies tests that verify ranger
Adds fit method for parsed xgboost
models
Sets conditional requirement for xgboost
, for test and vignette
Parses ranger
classification models.
Adds method support for broom
's tidy()
function. Regression models only
Adds as_parsed_model()
function. It adds the proper class components to the list.
Adds initial support for partykit
's ctree()
model
Adds support for parsnip
fitted models: lm
, randomForest
, ranger
, and earth
Adds support for xgb.Booster models provided by the xgboost
package (@Athospd, #43)
Adds support for Cubist::cubist()
models (# 36)
earth
packageNew parsed models are now list objects as opposed to data frames.
tidypredict_to_column() no longer supports ranger
and randomForest
because of the multiple queries generated by multiple trees.
All functions that read the parsed models and create the tidy eval formula now use the list object.
Most of the code that depends on dplyr programming has been removed.
Removes dependencies on: tidyr, tibble
The x/y
interface for earth
models can now be used.
randomForest
& ranger
) (#29)ranger()
models.x ~.
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