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Since all the inspections now have up-to-date metadata, which is accessible from the code, we can automate generating documentation that could replace the
inspections section in the readme file https://github.com/sksamuel/scapegoat#inspections.
Probably a separate markdown page that could be linked from the readme would be the easiest thing to start with.
Users should be able to hover a ? hint and see a description of the annotation.
Implement this for the BASE_STYLE annotation.
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This issue contains CLI improvements
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- support
headersoptions - support granular check options
- support providing validation config instead of options (like stringified json)
My guess would be:
goodtables --checks "{'duplicate-row': True}" datapackage datapackage.json
But it returns:
goodtables.exceptions.GoodtablesE
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https://github.com/celery/django-celery is deprecated and it is also an unnecessary dependency.
We can redo the active_status endpoint without django-celery but using https://github.com/jezdez/django-celery-monitor/
So the new code would be added here: https://github.com/psychok7/django-celery-inspect/blob/master/celery_inspect/api/viewsets.py#L29 and it would instead import from:
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RFE/RFECV are not only feature selectors (SelectorMixin) but also classifiers/regressors (MetaEstimatorMixin), though ELI5 explain_weights doesn't support them as classifiers/regressors. The final fit of an RFE/RFECV object is a fitted estimator with either
rfe.estimator_.coef_orrfe.estimator_.feature_importances_and in sklearn you do not usually follow up RFE/RFECV with another classifier