Organizing supervised methods
See original GitHub issue@kaichogami @dengemann @alexandrebarachant @agramfort @jona-sassenhagen @choldgraf
As you know, the aim of the GSoC is to clean up the decoding module. However, I’m not entirely clear on how to guide @kaichogami in terms of module and objects location.
I think we have two options:
- either we keep the transformers in their ‘natural’ locations e.g.
mne.preprocessing.ICA
,mne.preprocessing.Xdawn
- or we re-unite all the sklearn transformers and estimators in
mne.decoding
andmne.encoding
(ormne.supervised
) module.
Opinions?
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Sounds good to me thanks for taking the time to hash it out
Would it be too confusing to have functions live in their current places (e.g., preprocessing etc) but have objects meant for sklearn-style fitting built on top of those functions and living in some kind of
learn
orsupervised
module (e.g., with a pointer in their docstring to say where their underlying function lives)?