runs.run_task now works if the target feature the attribute name 'class' is capitalized.#121
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runs.run_task now works if the target feature the attribute name 'class' is capitalized.#121
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…ould probably reload it so reloading the ARFF file a second time isnt necessary, but this is a quick fix to make the code work for a course currently given at TUe.
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The python example did work with task 10, which had target 'class', but not with task 14951 which had target 'Class'.
This is a quick fix which makes it work, but there still probably should eventually be a way which does not involve re-opening the arff file to read the data and/or a way to mark the attribute as class without needing for exact string matching.