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Not getting an expected output #21
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Hi @ShraddhaDevaiya, |
Hello, the random forest model you are asking, that only I tried to explain, and the explain function I am using like this : rules = py_explainer.explain(X_explain=X_explain, Did you ask this? |
Hi @ShraddhaDevaiya, Did you train your own RF model? |
yes, I trained the RF model. and the training data size is only 10 items. so that could be the issue, means very less data to train the model? |
Hi @ShraddhaDevaiya , Also, I find that the current version of pyexplainer can be improved, |
Thanks for helping. Let me check with the more number of training data. |
Okay, I'll leave this open for a while then |
sure, thanks ! |
Hello @MichaelFu1998-create , I have tried with 2k data inputs for training, but still it is giving the same kind of output. It is not showing any explanation. |
Hello, I am using the pyexplainer to explain the data regarding the bug report. following is my input data :
and the feature data is like this:
and for this pyexplainer is giving output like this:
which doesn't seem like an explanation. can you please suggest, am I missing anything?
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