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In very rare cases we can encode multiple categorical variables to new one hot encoded variables that have the same name. The part of code in explain that was supposed to check for the ambiguity was broken.
Consider the following data frame:
{code:none} a | a.b
----+-----
b.c | c
d | d{code}
when one hot encoding it we would end up with two variables named {{a.b.c}} which could cause issues in the consolidate varimp part of code.
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In very rare cases we can encode multiple categorical variables to new one hot encoded variables that have the same name. The part of code in explain that was supposed to check for the ambiguity was broken.
Consider the following data frame:
{code:none} a | a.b
----+-----
b.c | c
d | d{code}
when one hot encoding it we would end up with two variables named {{a.b.c}} which could cause issues in the consolidate varimp part of code.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: