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Hi, if my understanding is correct, the calculation of the baseline score does not involve X. Therefore, for the same Y, even if different X are used, the baseline score should be the same. However, I recently came across a strange phenomenon when using pps.matrix(). As shown in the attached image, three different baseline scores appeared when calculating the baseline score for Y=5. I have uploaded a pickle dump of my pandas dataframe. I hope you can test it and tell me if you can reproduce this error.
Hi, perhaps it could depend on any null values you have in your dataset. I think that the baseline model only uses the samples of the dataset where the x is defined.
Hi, if my understanding is correct, the calculation of the baseline score does not involve X. Therefore, for the same Y, even if different X are used, the baseline score should be the same. However, I recently came across a strange phenomenon when using pps.matrix(). As shown in the attached image, three different baseline scores appeared when calculating the baseline score for Y=5. I have uploaded a pickle dump of my pandas dataframe. I hope you can test it and tell me if you can reproduce this error.
dataframe.zip
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