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[pablo3p]

Hi again,

I was also wondering if your KNN method, if this can return the index of the rows that were imputed in a table structure such as Pandas dataframe , in general.

Regards,

Pablo

[sergeyf]

You can figure out which rows are missing data before using `fancyimpute` with something like pd.isnull and specify the row axis. Those will be the rows that were imputed.

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[pablo3p]

Ok, thanks sergery,,
I already thought about this.
I was hoping that maybe it was internally done in the KNN and possibly just return the index values.

Thanks again for your quick replies.
I really appreciate it.