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mod = GeneralizedLinearEstimator(Gamma(), skg.penalties.L1(alpha=0.5))
However, when I run mod.fit(exog, endog) I am met with
AttributeError: 'Gamma' object has no attribute 'intercept_update_step'
Looking at the documentation, I wonder if this is due a simple typo: I see that Gamma has the method intercept_update_self defined; should this be intercept_update_step instead?
Is there a possible workaround for now? I naively tried to define
g = Gamma()
g.intercept_update_step = g.intercept_update_self
but the error persists.
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Hi @anthonybritto, thanks for raising the issue.
it is indeed a typo, we will fix it. But the issue is actually something else: since you're not specifying a solver, skglm will use AndersonCD, which does not work for the Gamma datafit.
Instead you should use the ProxNewton solver, as follows:
solver = ProxNewton(verbose=2)
mod = GeneralizedLinearEstimator(Gamma(), skg.penalties.L1(alpha=0.5), solver=solver)
feel free to reopen if it does not fix your issue.
EDIT: you'll also need to disable intercept fitting for a while, as the current implementation is probably not correct.
EDIT: in fact as pointed out by @Badr-MOUFAD, intercept fitting should be correct for ProxNewton
I'm trying to construct the following model:
mod = GeneralizedLinearEstimator(Gamma(), skg.penalties.L1(alpha=0.5))
However, when I run
mod.fit(exog, endog)
I am met withAttributeError: 'Gamma' object has no attribute 'intercept_update_step'
Looking at the documentation, I wonder if this is due a simple typo: I see that
Gamma
has the methodintercept_update_self
defined; should this beintercept_update_step
instead?Is there a possible workaround for now? I naively tried to define
but the error persists.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: