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Is there a way to rebuild an auto sklearn pipeline after I have imported the params dictionary from the .cv_results into a csv file?
My objective is to get the feature importance of every pipeline auto-sklearn tries. I know some models do not support feature importance so I have used permutation importance for them instead. I did get feature importance for the best pipeline ranked first in the leaderboard but I want to get the importance for every combination of hyperparameter it tries.
What I currently have is this csv file.
So, I'm looking for a method to rebuild the pipeline using these dictionaries.
I'd like to mention one more thing. Is there a direct way while training the AutoSklearnClassifier to access all the pipelines it tried with every hyperparameter combination to achieve my goal? I have looked into the documentation but I have failed to find anything accurate that would help me in this task. The documentation here lists a function .show_models() but the models it shows does not match the models shown in the .leaderboard().
Am I missing some working of auto-sklearn?
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Is there a way to rebuild an auto sklearn pipeline after I have imported the params dictionary from the .cv_results into a csv file?
My objective is to get the feature importance of every pipeline auto-sklearn tries. I know some models do not support feature importance so I have used permutation importance for them instead. I did get feature importance for the best pipeline ranked first in the leaderboard but I want to get the importance for every combination of hyperparameter it tries.
What I currently have is this csv file.
So, I'm looking for a method to rebuild the pipeline using these dictionaries.
I'd like to mention one more thing. Is there a direct way while training the AutoSklearnClassifier to access all the pipelines it tried with every hyperparameter combination to achieve my goal? I have looked into the documentation but I have failed to find anything accurate that would help me in this task. The documentation here lists a function
.show_models()
but the models it shows does not match the models shown in the.leaderboard()
.Am I missing some working of auto-sklearn?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: