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I think it's an opportunity to mention that, from the mathematical definition of the R² score, a model that always predicts the mean results in a zero training R² score. Therefore, the strategy="mean" of the sklearn.dummy.DummyRegressor can be considered an implicit baseline for such score.
Having this explanation would help interpreting the scores in the Non i.i.d data notebook, then I consider this issue to be part of #786.
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In the Comparing model performance with a simple baseline notebook we introduce the
DummyRegressor
as baseline using MAE.I think it's an opportunity to mention that, from the mathematical definition of the R² score, a model that always predicts the mean results in a zero training R² score. Therefore, the strategy="mean" of the
sklearn.dummy.DummyRegressor
can be considered an implicit baseline for such score.Having this explanation would help interpreting the scores in the Non i.i.d data notebook, then I consider this issue to be part of #786.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: