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Looking at the code, we could extend models.AttributeStatistics
with a new function that returns something of the form
[[v1,v2,v3],[123],[234],[354]], i.e. the list of possible values and their corresponding counts.
That way they are in the same format as the class distributions.
Of course, something like [[v1,v2,v3],[123,234,354]] is also fine.
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Currently the website shows no information on nominal attributes in a dataset with a numeric target.
See: https://www.openml.org/d/41022
Season, Series,... have no information om their distribution.
Looking at the code, we could extend models.AttributeStatistics
with a new function that returns something of the form
[[v1,v2,v3],[123],[234],[354]], i.e. the list of possible values and their corresponding counts.
That way they are in the same format as the class distributions.
Of course, something like [[v1,v2,v3],[123,234,354]] is also fine.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: