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Taking too much time to run .
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I tried to run lazypredict regressor on a black friday sales train dataset n it gets stuck on 60 %-63% . dataset has 55,000 rows.
What I Did
60%|█████████████████████████████████████████████████▌ | 26/43 [33:11<04:11, 14.82s/it]Issue Analytics
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We can see which model is running by setting verbose>1 Some models take really long time and memory to build models.
I have manually removed them from the list already but still there are some models that take long time.
My long term plan is to divide algorithms by time-complexity let users choose which complexity they want
@shankarpandala - how to specify the list of algorithms that we want to try? Is there any syntax that you can share? Am not able to find anything in the documentation. Can help please?