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It seems that the Boruta filter in mlr3 filters uses Boruta package, why they return different results?
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# the Boruta filter in mlr3 library(mlr3) library(mlr3filters) task = mlr3::tsk("sonar") filter = flt("boruta") set.seed(12) filter$calculate(task) res1 = as.data.table(filter) |> as_tibble() |> dplyr::filter(score == 1) # the Boruta function in Boruta package library(Boruta) set.seed(12) var.sel = Boruta(Class ~ ., data = tsk("sonar")$data()) res2 = tibble(feature = names(var.sel$finalDecision), status = var.sel$finalDecision) |> dplyr::filter(status == "Confirmed") # check the difference setdiff(res1$feature, res2$feature)
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It seems that the Boruta filter in mlr3 filters uses Boruta package, why they return different results?
Here is code:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: