Any variable name can be used in "feature_names" #4
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I still ran into a bug with this and had to do something like this to get around it: feature_names=["w_" + x.replace(' ', '_') for x in featurizer.get_feature_names()])I'll have to debug exactly what happened but I believe some of my features started with numerical characters and therefore it triggered an error with numexpr |
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Now any variable name can be used in the "feature_names" list parameter of Skope Rules. I decoupled the feature names from the internal queries logic.