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I ran a regression_forest for > 10 minutes and had no idea if it would complete in 15 min or an hour.
It would be great to have an argument "verbose" (default FALSE) which causes the function to
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I trained models on Windows, then I tried to use them on Linux, however, I could not load them due to an incorrect path joining. During model loading, I got
learner_path
in the following formatexperiments_dir/model_1/100_LightGBM\\learner_fold_0.lightgbm
. The last two slashes were incorrectly concatenated with the rest part of the path. In this regard, I would suggest adding something like `l