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This is to track implementation of the ML-Features: https://spark.apache.org/docs/latest/ml-features
Bucketizer has been implemented in dotnet/spark#378 but there are more features that should be implemented.
- Feature Extractors
- TF-IDF
- Word2Vec (dotnet/spark#491)
- CountVectorizer (https://github.com/dotnet/spark/p
Is this a BUG REPORT or FEATURE REQUEST?:
/kind feature
Description:
The plugins decide whether a job is pipeline, so it's not necessary to have such a helper func.
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Describe the ideal solution
We need a new endpoint that functions as getIntegrationById endpoint.
Describe your use cases
We currently fetching all integration via appsync (or more specifically a sub-category of integrations based on integrationType) and iterate until we find one that matches the integrationId passed.
How frequently would you use such feature
Although, we
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Right now, these aren't caught until we try to gob-encode. Consider failing faster in type-checking to avoid too much confusion/loss when it works with local execution.
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Hello,
Considering your amazing efficiency on pandas, numpy, and more, it would seem to make sense for your module to work with even bigger data, such as Audio (for example .mp3 and .wav). This is something that would help a lot considering the nature audio (ie. where one of the lowest and most common sampling rates is still 44,100 samples/sec). For a use case, I would consider vaex.open('Hu