On 09/30/2015 05:53 PM, KAB wrote: > s. And this is due to the special way scikit-learn requires the data > to be presented to its objects. Last time I checked (I really don't > know if there has been any change since then) one had to do some > wrangling with pandas' data frames, however subtle that might be, to > get scikit-learn to understand them. And there was quite an effort to > be done regarding how to encode categorical factors and how to > represent them in a fashion that scikit-learn understands. The part about categorical variables is true and not covered in the docs as well as I'd like to. Having all the features be continuous is the only requirement, though.
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