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Hi! First of all, thanks for this wonderful package! I have a dataset with three subject groups and wonder if I can use groupyr.LogisticSGL in this case. I couldn't find any documentation if groupyr.LogisticSGL only supports binary classification. It runs through, so I guess multiclass classification is supported? And if yes, how would I interpret the (n_features,) coef_ attribute? Is groupyr.LogisticSGL implicitly running a one-vs-rest classification in the background?
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Hi! First of all, thanks for this wonderful package! I have a dataset with three subject groups and wonder if I can use
groupyr.LogisticSGL
in this case. I couldn't find any documentation ifgroupyr.LogisticSGL
only supports binary classification. It runs through, so I guess multiclass classification is supported? And if yes, how would I interpret the (n_features,)coef_
attribute? Isgroupyr.LogisticSGL
implicitly running a one-vs-rest classification in the background?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: