display='diagram' needs more prominence in documentation
See original GitHub issueThe sklearn.set_config(display='diagram')
feature highlighted here needs more prominence. At least, it should be easy to find it when googling scikit-learn diagram display
. It isn’t. scikit-learn display=diagram
is much the same, and scikit-learn "display=diagram"
is on the mark but the results are not easy to parse as being relevant.
We probably need an example, or a user guide page, showing how different estimators are diagrammed, and perhaps also instructing users to use IPython.display’s display
function when needed.
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@cmarmo I haven’t had time to work on this, so if someone wants to take it over, it’s available.
I didn’t realize that the code in the UG is not executed by sphinx, and thus we can’t see diagrams in the UG. It seems that we should create a dedicated example then, with various pipelines / estimators of different complexity. Would you be interested in doing that @reshamas ? @hongshaoyang also showed interest
Some examples of estimators worth rendering (feel free to deviate):