Assign Doubt for Dissimilarity from Labelled Set
See original GitHub issueSuppose that y
can contain NaN
values if they aren’t labeled. In that case, we may want to favor a subset of these NaN
values. In particular: if they differ substantially from the already labeled datapoints.
The idea here is that we may be able to sample more diverse datapoints.
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It should be doable with the help of sklearn semi-supervised methods
Happy to inspire you! I also like this one a lot.