Version 0.3.0: the Notebook page as built, the Pipeline page rewritten from the verbs as they run
Notebook: blocks of step JSON edited as text or in the properties panel, the data at any block coloured over
the training rows, grid gestures that edit the declaration, profile and heatmap blocks, the text hand-over to
C# cells, saving as .verso and the two known ways around the Jupyter refusal.
Pipeline: every verb in the order it is written, including order.by, drop.columns, drop.gaps, refuseAbove,
evidence and served rows; the rules every declaration keeps; the version-2 file with prefix-keyed fits and
faults at their line and column. Every C# sample on the page was compiled and run against the built library.
Home, Getting Started, PDD, Architecture, Quality and Roadmap follow: the notebook package, the two suites, the
pipeline and the notebook as done.
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Version 0.2.0: a row belongs to a part, and the share to measure on is worked out
The Pipeline page gains the two rules the chain now keeps: test is never
written down, and Predict(n) holds a part out of everything. Quality says the
coverage gate judges every class, not only the total. Home and Getting Started
name 0.2.0 and the three pipeline packages, and Getting Started installs from
NuGet now that the packages are there.
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The Pipeline page says which verbs run today, and shows the real chain
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The barrier is on the declaration, not on which methods a builder offers
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The Pipeline page says which verbs run today, and the file shape they write
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The Pipeline page says where the pipeline stops and the learner begins
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Add a Pipeline page: the verbs in the order you write them
PDD says why the course is declared once and replayed; this page is the
other half — the vocabulary itself, from reading a file through to
declaring what a run has to prove. It opens by saying it is the design of
roadmap row 1 and that nothing on it runs yet, so no reader mistakes it
for a walkthrough.
Linked from the sidebar, from Home's start-here table, from the roadmap's
first row and from the foot of PDD.
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