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[DOC] fix incorrect references of classes in getting started page #2762
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@@ -403,7 +403,7 @@ statistics for each series. | |||
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There are also series-to-series transformations, such as the | |||
[Padder](transformations.collection) to lengthen | |||
[Padder](transformations.collection.Padder) to lengthen |
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I think transformations.collection is correct, Padder is declared in the init and there is no file Padder, the class is in file _pad
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Weird enough, it tries to find a section with transformations.collection
in the getting started page when I don't add .Padder
in the end.
Also, I built it locally with transformations.collection.Padder
and it works perfectly fine.
Here's the page it tries to find when I put transformations.collection.Padder
in the link:
I have tested this locally, and it works perfectly fine.
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I have also tested it locally it is working fine with transformations.collection.Padder
, I think it requires the class name.
@@ -385,7 +385,7 @@ Most time series classification and regression algorithms are based on some form | |||
transformation into an alternative feature space. For example, we might extract some | |||
summary time series features from each series, and fit a traditional classifier or | |||
regressor on these features. For example, we could use | |||
[Catch22](transformations.collection.feauture_based), which calculates 22 summary | |||
[Catch22](transformations.collection.feature_based.Catch22), which calculates 22 summary |
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good spot with typo, but it should just be transformations.collection.feature_based, it is declared in the init.
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Similar to the padder case, when I just do transformations.collection.feature_based
(without .Catch22
), it tries to find a local section in the getting started page with the id of transformations.collection.feature_based
. But it works perfectly fine when I add .Catch22
in the end (locally tested)
I have tested this locally, and transformations.collection.feature_based.Catch22
works perfectly fine.
@@ -438,7 +438,7 @@ For machine learning tasks such as classification, regression and clustering, th | |||
`scikit-learn` `make_pipeline` functionality can be used if the transformer outputs | |||
a valid input type. | |||
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The following example uses the [Catch22](transformations.collection.catch22.Catch22) | |||
The following example uses the [Catch22](transformations.collection.feature_based.Catch22) |
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I think just transformations.collection.feature_based is sufficient.
Reference Issues/PRs
Fixes #2761
What does this implement/fix? Explain your changes.
The getting started page had a few incorrect references to classes. This PR fixes those incorrect references. Please checkout #2761 to see the list of incorrect references.
Does your contribution introduce a new dependency? If yes, which one?
No.
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