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Implement new analysis type: classification #46537

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Implement new analysis type: Classification.
Also, extract the common parameters between Classification and Regression to a separate class: BoostedTreeParams.

This PR is not fully functional until changes on C++ are made (WIP).
However, I've sent it to review to gather feedback about the Java part.

Relates #46735

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run elasticsearch-ci/bwc
run elasticsearch-ci/default-distro

if (analysis instanceof Classification) {
Classification classification = (Classification) analysis;
return new DatasetSplittingCustomProcessor(
fieldNames, classification.getDependentVariable(), classification.getTrainingPercent());
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It almost seems like we need a new interface for the different analysis.

Unsupervised vs supervised... But that might be a future refactoring

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It almost seems like we need a new interface for the different analysis.

Yes, we may end up doing that.

But that might be a future refactoring

Agree, let's not add more interfaces too early.

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might be good to have @dimitris-athanasiou give it a once over :). I don't see any major problems

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Looks good! Left a few minor comments.

(Integer) a[7],
(Double) a[8]));
parser.declareString(constructorArg(), DEPENDENT_VARIABLE);
BoostedTreeParams.declareFields(parser);
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Clever trick for reusing code.

However, this made me wonder whether those params should be in a nested object. It'd be ugly though, wouldn't it?

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It's a matter of taste ;)
Parsing code would actually become a bit cleaner as I could just declare the BoostedTreeParams field here and it would have its own parser.

However, with nested object:

  1. we need to double-check which parameters we want to move there. I just picked the obvious ones but maybe e.g. dependentVariable should live there as well?
  2. we need to add BWC handling

WDYT?

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Yeah, I agree we can leave it as is.

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public Classification(String dependentVariable) {
this(dependentVariable, new BoostedTreeParams(null, null, null, null, null), null, null, null);
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Perhaps add a default constructor for BoostedTreeParams to avoid those nulls?

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Done.

this.dependentVariable = ExceptionsHelper.requireNonNull(dependentVariable, DEPENDENT_VARIABLE);
this.boostedTreeParams = ExceptionsHelper.requireNonNull(boostedTreeParams, BoostedTreeParams.NAME);
this.predictionFieldName = predictionFieldName;
this.numTopClasses = numTopClasses;
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Does num_top_classes have a fixed default value? If so we should set it explicitly.

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Done.

I think the default value should be "0".

eta = in.readOptionalDouble();
maximumNumberTrees = in.readOptionalVInt();
featureBagFraction = in.readOptionalDouble();
boostedTreeParams = new BoostedTreeParams(in);
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We need to add BWC handling here.

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I think the code (as it is written right now) is backward-compatible as the sequence of StreamInput reads in the old version is the same as in the new version (the new version has the reads wrapped in the new BoostedTreeParams(in) constructor.
It would change, however, if I introduced a nested object.

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Ah, true.

out.writeOptionalDouble(eta);
out.writeOptionalVInt(maximumNumberTrees);
out.writeOptionalDouble(featureBagFraction);
boostedTreeParams.writeTo(out);
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BWC handling.

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See my other comment.

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LGTM

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run elasticsearch-ci/bwc

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run elasticsearch-ci/bwc

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run elasticsearch-ci/default-distro

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