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# New implementations
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- Implement for iterative algorithms that compute meausures of training performance as part
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+ Implement for iterative algorithms that compute measures of training performance as part
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of training (e.g. neural networks). Return one value per iteration, in chronological
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- order, with an optional pre-training intial value. If scores are being computed rather
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+ order, with an optional pre-training initial value. If scores are being computed rather
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than losses, ensure values are multiplied by -1.
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$(DOC_IMPLEMENTED_METHODS (" :(LearnAPI.training_losses)" )) .
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Only implement this method for learners that specifically allow for the supplied training
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data to be internally split into separate "train" and "validation" subsets, and which
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additionally compute an out-of-sample loss. Return one value per iteration, in
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- chronological order, with an optional pre-training intial value. If scores are being
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+ chronological order, with an optional pre-training initial value. If scores are being
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computed rather than losses, ensure values are multiplied by -1.
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$(DOC_IMPLEMENTED_METHODS (" :(LearnAPI.out_of_sample_losses)" )) .
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LearnAPI.predictions(model)
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Where supported, return internally computed predictions on the training `data` after
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- running `model = fit(learner, data)` for some `learner`. Sematically equivalent to calling
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+ running `model = fit(learner, data)` for some `learner`. Semantically equivalent to calling
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`LearnAPI.predict(model, X)`, where `X = LearnAPI.features(obs(learner, data))` but
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generally cheaper.
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