Added in DateTime type support for TimeSeriesImputer #4812
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yaeldekel
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Feb 10, 2020
This should be updated. Also, it should match the types in the table below. Refers to: src/Microsoft.ML.Featurizers/TimeSeriesImputer.cs:66 in 99a5eb3. [](commit_id = 99a5eb3, deletion_comment = False) |
natke
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natke
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eerhardt
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eerhardt
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Any chance you can update the samples to use a |
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Added in System.DateTime support for the Date column in TimeSeriesImputer.
Internally it converts it to POSIX time before it sends it to the native implementation, and then converts it back to System.DateTime for the IDataView.
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