I followed this example:
https://www.2021.ai/randsharkmachinelearning/
when running this command on R:
sharkFit <- SharkRFTrain(X, Y, nTrees = 100)
I get:
Error in SharkRFTrain(X, Y, nTrees = 100) :
Should not call this. Fix the random numbers generator if you need this. 478
This exception is thrown from this "cpp" line:
trainer.train(model, trainData);
I suspect the reason is written here:
https://github.com/aydindemircioglu/RcppShark#notes
The random number generator was replaced, as R packages must use the random generator from R and not the C/C++ internal one. Thereffore, a direct comparison of results of algorithms that depend on (pseudo) random numbers cannot be done.
Is there a way to mitigate this?
tried both R versions: 3.4.1, 3.3.2
I have investigated this and was able to narrow it down to some degree:
Since I was not able to fix it, I have opened an issue here: https://github.com/aydindemircioglu/RcppShark/issues/1