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Currently, the two-class logistic regression model and multi-class logistic regression model is implemented differently. This is because I was able to find a better bound for the Lipschitz coefficient with the two-class problem. However, this artificial difference is not very intuitive, especially considering that it is regarded the same in sklearn.
A good improvement would be to simply inherit from Logistic regression in sklearn and overload the necessary functions.
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Currently, the two-class logistic regression model and multi-class logistic regression model is implemented differently. This is because I was able to find a better bound for the Lipschitz coefficient with the two-class problem. However, this artificial difference is not very intuitive, especially considering that it is regarded the same in sklearn.
A good improvement would be to simply inherit from Logistic regression in sklearn and overload the necessary functions.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: