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Try X, y = liver.get_data(target=liver.default_target_attribute, target_dtype=float). In the long run I suggest that you use tasks in order to retrieve the datasets you're looking at. Tasks usually handle this themselves.
How about making this function private, and only exposing this correctly via the task object? People should rarely have to access raw data without a task.
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mfeurer commentedon Feb 23, 2017
Try
X, y = liver.get_data(target=liver.default_target_attribute, target_dtype=float). In the long run I suggest that you use tasks in order to retrieve the datasets you're looking at. Tasks usually handle this themselves.joaquinvanschoren commentedon Feb 25, 2017
Thanks! Would be good to add that to the documentation, though?
mfeurer commentedon Oct 9, 2017
How about making this function private, and only exposing this correctly via the task object? People should rarely have to access raw data without a task.
Thoughts @joaquinvanschoren @janvanrijn @amueller
janvanrijn commentedon Oct 9, 2017
FIX #197, do not automatically cast target attribute
amueller commentedon Oct 13, 2017
closed by #352