Steps to reproduce the problem
RuntimeError: Pickling of "rdkit.rdBase.vectclass std::vector<int not enabled
Reported by user via email (code below copied from screenshot).
import sklearn.gaussian_process.kernels as kernels
from pyepal import PALSklearn
#from pyepal import PALGPyReclassify
from pyepal.pal.schedules import linear
y_red = -y_red
y wav = [-np.abs (i - 375) for i in y wav]
# Build GPR models
kernel = kernels.WhiteKernel() + kernels.Matern()
gpr_red = sklearn.gaussian_process. GaussianProcessRegressor(kernel=kernel, _restarts_optimizer=10)
gpr_sol = sklearn. gaussian_process.GaussianProcessRegressor(kernel=kernel, _restarts_optimizer=10)
gpr_wav = sklearn.gaussian_process. GaussianProcessRegressor(kernel=kernel, n_restarts_optimizer=10)
# Active Learning
def multiple_bayesian_optimization():
n_data = len (smiles)
indices = np.arange (0, n_data+1)
init_train_indices = np.random. choice (indices, 10)
init X train = smiles init train indices1
init y train = y.iloc[init train indices]
models = [gpr_red, gpr_sol, gpr_wav]
pal = PALSklearn(X, models, 3)
### NEXT: set the hyperparameters
pal.epsilon=0.05
#pal.delta
pal.beta_scale=0.05
pal.update_train_set(init_train_indices,y.iloc[init_train_indices])
while pal.number_unclassified_points > 0:
next_index = pal.run_one_step ()
pal.update_train_set(next_index,y.iloc[next_index])
opt_ind = pal.pareto_optimal_indices
return smiles [opt_ind], y.iloc[opt_ind]
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Steps to reproduce the problem
RuntimeError: Pickling of "rdkit.rdBase.vectclass std::vector<int not enabledReported by user via email (code below copied from screenshot).
Specifications