Custom XGBoost Loss function w/ Zygote. Julia Computing blog post

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After I train all MLJ models I create a Table w/ TableView.jl show the score (RMSE) & run time for each model:
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Currently MLJ interfaces to 50 regression models (continuous Y).
The usual suspects (gradient boosting: XGBoost & LightGBM) perform well.
Note how well the pure-julia EvoTrees.jl performs despite being so new!

sc = [train_m(m, X, y, train, test, predict, rms) for m in m_names]
sc =hcat(sc...)';
showtable( hcat(
    m_names[sortperm(sc[:,1])] ,
    sc[sortperm(sc[:,1]), :]
    ) )

Question: how can I save the table/plot outputted by TableView.showtable()?
Is there a better way to create a table showing scores (that is storable) than TableView.showtable()?

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