Extra Learners for mlr3
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This mlr3 extension contains all mlr3 learners that are not in
mlr3learners
or the core packages.
Besides, it contains helper functions to list all learners from the mlr3verse and
install their required packages. See the interactive
learner list
for the full list of learners in the mlr3verse.
list_mlr3learners(select = c("id", "mlr3_package", "required_packages"))
#> id mlr3_package required_packages
#> 1: classif.AdaBoostM1 mlr3extralearners RWeka
#> 2: classif.bart mlr3extralearners dbarts
#> 3: classif.C50 mlr3extralearners C50
#> 4: classif.catboost mlr3extralearners catboost
#> 5: classif.cforest mlr3extralearners partykit,sandwich,coin
#> ---
#> 128: surv.ranger mlr3learners ranger
#> 129: surv.rfsrc mlr3extralearners randomForestSRC,pracma
#> 130: surv.rpart mlr3proba rpart,distr6,survival
#> 131: surv.svm mlr3extralearners survivalsvm
#> 132: surv.xgboost mlr3learners xgboost
mlr3extralearners
lives on GitHub and will not be on CRAN. This enables us to include packages such
as catboost, which is not on CRAN either.
Install with:
remotes::install_github("mlr-org/mlr3extralearners")
The package includes functionality for detecting if you have the
required packages installed to use a learner, and ships with the
function install_learner
which can install all required learner
dependencies.
lrn("regr.gbm")
#> Package 'gbm' required but not installed for Learner 'regr.gbm'
install_learners("regr.gbm")
lrn("regr.gbm")
#> <LearnerRegrGBM:regr.gbm>
#> * Model: -
#> * Parameters: keep.data=FALSE, n.cores=1
#> * Packages: gbm
#> * Predict Type: response
#> * Feature types: integer, numeric, factor, ordered
#> * Properties: importance, missings, weights
New learners can be created with the create_learner
function. This
assumes you have a local copy of mlr3extralearners
. This function will
automatically create the learner, learner tests, parameter tests and
update the DESCRIPTION if required. Once
all tests are passing locally, open a pull
request with the
“New Learner” template. More detailed instructions can be found in
the mlr3 book.
library(mlr3proba)
create_learner(
classname = "Locfit",
algorithm = "localised fit",
type = "dens",
key = "locfit",
package = "locfit",
caller = "density.lf",
feature_types = c("integer", "numeric"),
predict_types = c("pdf", "cdf"),
properties = NULL,
references = FALSE,
gh_name = "RaphaelS1"
)