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Allow pandas.DataFrame data types #36
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| from skflow.trainer import TensorFlowTrainer | |||
| from skflow import models, data_feeder | |||
| from skflow import preprocessing | |||
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| from skflow.io.pandas_io import * | |||
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what about just from skflow.io import * ? also do we want to just drop everything in skflow namespace? maybe instead from skflow import io?
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I am changing it to from skflow.io import *, feel free to change it later to something else.
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@ilblackdragon Fixed! |
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Allow pandas.DataFrame data types
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In the future, we may want to allow wider range of data types but this one is very common and should be a good start.