learningmachine v2.0.0: Machine Learning with explanations and uncertainty quantification

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This is the most stable version of learningmachine for R: the one you should use. learningmachine is a package for Machine Learning that includes uncertainty quantification for regression and classification (work in progress), and explainability through sensitivity analysis. So far, it offers a unified interface for:

There are only 2 classes Classifier and Regressor, with methods fit and predict and summary, and all these models can be enhanced by using a quasi-randomized layer that basically augments their capacity. The 3 package vignettes are a great way to get started. Along with the (work in progress, as I’m struggling a little bit with documenting R6 objects) documentation, they’ll eventually be available here:

https://techtonique.r-universe.dev/learningmachine

There are also unit tests in the tests folder on GitHub.

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