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Fix number of features mismatching in continual training (fix #5156) #5157
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consider number of features from model in continual training
shiyu1994 442c03a
rollback changes
shiyu1994 2887ac0
handle mismatches only within gbdt_model_text.cpp
shiyu1994 0a20a13
remove useless debug information
shiyu1994 bda5bdb
add a test case
shiyu1994 7e7190f
Update tests/python_package_test/test_engine.py
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Merge branch 'master' of https://github.com/Microsoft/LightGBM into f…
shiyu1994 c823137
provide warning instead of enlarging feature importances
shiyu1994 750d35c
Merge branch 'fix-5156' of https://github.com/shiyu1994/LightGBM into…
shiyu1994 3e52538
remove useless comments
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ensure the warning is raised in test case
shiyu1994 d719d78
add suggestion for the warning
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Merge branch 'master' into fix-5156
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Merge remote-tracking branch 'origin/master' into fix-5156
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add suggestion for the warning
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Is it possible to add some information here that can help users understand what they should do about this warning? Or is this warning just being raised for the purpose of the unit test?
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I've added
in d719d78.
Do you think it is appropriate?
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Thanks! But I don't think "please check" will be any more informative for users, and I think that providing two separate WARN-level log messages for the same problem might be confusing.
Would you consider this?