- Implement a columnar adapter.
- Refactor Python pandas handling code to avoid converting into a single numpy array.
- Add support in R for transforming columns.
- Support R data.frame and factor type.
* Cleanup code for distributed training.
- Merge `GetNcclResult` into nccl stub.
- Split up utilities from the main dask module.
- Let Channel return `Result` to accommodate nccl channel.
- Remove old `use_label_encoder` parameter.
This PR adds optional support for loading nccl with `dlopen` as an alternative of compile time linking. This is to address the size bloat issue with the PyPI binary release.
- Add CMake option to load `nccl` at runtime.
- Add an NCCL stub.
After this, `nccl` will be fetched from PyPI when using pip to install XGBoost, either by a user or by `pyproject.toml`. Others who want to link the nccl at compile time can continue to do so without any change.
At the moment, this is Linux only since we only support MNMG on Linux.
* Fix libpath logic for Windows (#9687)
* Use sys.base_prefix instead of sys.prefix (#9711)
* Use sys.base_prefix instead of sys.prefix
* Update libpath.py too
- Add `numBoostedRound` to jvm packages
- Remove rabit checkpoint version.
- Change the starting version of training continuation in JVM [breaking].
- Redefine the checkpoint version policy in jvm package. [breaking]
- Rename the Python check point callback parameter. [breaking]
- Unifies the checkpoint policy between Python and JVM.
- Use the `linalg::Matrix` for storing gradients.
- New API for the custom objective.
- Custom objective for multi-class/multi-target is now required to return the correct shape.
- Custom objective for Python can accept arrays with any strides. (row-major, column-major)
* Define `best_iteration` only if early stopping is used.
This is the behavior specified by the document but not honored in the actual code.
- Don't set the attributes if there's no early stopping.
- Clean up the code for callbacks, and replace assertions with proper exceptions.
- Assign the attributes when early stopping `save_best` is used.
- Turn the attributes into Python properties.
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Co-authored-by: Philip Hyunsu Cho <chohyu01@cs.washington.edu>
