sktime/sktime: Release v0.31.2
Franz Király; Markus Löning; Tony Bagnall; Matthew Middlehurst; Sajaysurya Ganesh; Martin Walter; Anirban Ray; +22 Authors
Franz Király; Markus Löning; Tony Bagnall; Matthew Middlehurst; Sajaysurya Ganesh; Martin Walter; Anirban Ray; George Oastler; Jason Lines; ViktorKaz; Benedikt Heidrich; Lukasz Mentel; Sagar Mishra; chrisholder; Daniel Bartling; Leonidas Tsaprounis; RNKuhns; Ciaran Gilbert; Mirae Baichoo; Armaghan; Hazrul Akmal; Guzal; Taiwo Owoseni; Patrick Rockenschaub; eenticott-shell; Alex-JG3; Sami Alavi; Felix Hirwa Nshuti; jesellier;
sktime/sktime: Release v0.31.2
What's Changed Hotfix: fix make_reduction type inference fallback for not fully sklearn compliant regression estimators, e.g., catboost. Full Changelog: https://github.com/sktime/sktime/compare/v0.31.1...v0.31.2
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- University of Southampton United Kingdom
- National University of Science and Technology Oman
- University of East Anglia United Kingdom
- Uganda Clays (Uganda) Uganda
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