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split_into_nhot() works just fine on the entire frame and views that start from zero row
split_into_nhot()
>>> import datatable as dt >>> from datatable import split_into_nhot >>> df = dt.Frame(["a", "b"]) >>> split_into_nhot(df) a b --- -- -- 0 1 0 1 0 1 >>> split_into_nhot(df[0,:]) a --- -- 0 1
If a view doesn't start at the zero row, it returns wrong results
>>> split_into_nhot(df[1,:]) a --- -- 0 1
Expected output in this case is
>>> split_into_nhot(df[1,:]) b --- -- 0 1
Need this to be fixed to finalize #1499.
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split_into_nhot()
works just fine on the entire frame and views that start from zero rowIf a view doesn't start at the zero row, it returns wrong results
Expected output in this case is
Need this to be fixed to finalize #1499.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: