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Splitting Models.py into Multiple py Files, according to Domain of Learning #161

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kwanit1142 opened this issue Mar 26, 2021 · 0 comments
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kwanit1142 commented Mar 26, 2021

To be Dealt after #144 Issue.

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Models.py will tend to increase, as more models will get included, which seems to be unorganized, according to Domain of Learning, they associate themselves with. Right now, we have different models of different domain learnings, like regression, classification, unsupervised, anomaly detection, etc...

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According to the domain of which the model is associated, files should be created, like Supervised.py, Unsupervised.py, Anomaly.py, etc.

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See the file Models.py and understand that how many models belong to which domain learning type.

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It is to be done very carefully, as there might be chances of Import and path errors, as well as the breakdown of Codebase itself.

@kwanit1142 kwanit1142 added hard help wanted Extra attention is needed enhancement New feature or request labels Mar 26, 2021
@kwanit1142 kwanit1142 changed the title Splitting Models.py into Multiple Folders, according to Domain of Learning Splitting Models.py into Multiple py Files, according to Domain of Learning Mar 30, 2021
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