Add engine specific predictor encodings#51
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Because that file is named to parallel `fit.R`, which is where `.fit_pre()` lives.
- Use existing pull/update helpers - Use a filter rather than a merge - Update name to `finalize_blueprint()`
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This PR makes workflows aware of the new engine specific predictor encodings implemented in tidymodels/parsnip#319 and discussed in tidymodels/parsnip#290 (and elsewhere).
The main idea is that instead of adding a
blueprintto a preprocessor in anew_action_function, the blueprint argument is passed on and evaluated later, within.fit_pre()in the new `update_model_encoding() function.The tests use a ranger model because it is more clear what the "right" values should be, but no ranger function is called within
.fit_pre()(only parsnip functions).In one test, we have:
If we fix 🤞 the issue around one-hot encoding vs. indicator values, this should go to 5.