Check if an estimator is fitted and visualize without modification
See original GitHub issueDon’t call fit on an already fitted estimator.
ModelVisualizer
objects should be able to accept either a fitted or unfitted model; we shouldn’t call fit on the model if it’s already fitted, especially if fit()
is a hook for drawing.
Moreover there are a series of visualizers that use fit()
to draw themselves but only need information from the model, there should be a shortcut function for drawing these things (unless they need data).
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Totally understood, no worries! The links and notes are very helpful!
Awesome, thanks @amueller — this will be super helpful for our roadmap planning (happening later this month). Stay tuned!