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Currently the fit method fails if you pass a pandas dataframe object to the fit() and predict() adding using the sklearn util check_array (http://scikit-learn.org/stable/modules/generated/sklearn.utils.check_array.html#sklearn.utils.check_array) will by default convert the pandas df to an at 2D numpy array which can then be used without code change from the user.
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The contributing guidelines should be a short markdown document in the root of the repository called CONTRIBUTING.md. It should be written in the Markdown format. In it, there should be a number of guidelines to keep in mind when contributing to ablator.
Below are the points that definitely need to be included, feel free to add more if you feel they are necessary. The contributing guidelines
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Hello, I just browsed the Udemy course about feature engineering recommended by you, and found a blog written by the course instructor. So I provide it here, maybe it can be helpful to someone.
Feature Engineering for Machine Learning: A Comprehensive Overview
[Feature Engineering: Best Resources to Learn Feature