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Allow calling correlation_heatmap
on Table
with non-numerical columns
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## [0.6.0](v0.5.0...v0.6.0) (2023-03-27) ### Features * allow calling `correlation_heatmap` with non-numerical columns ([#92](#92)) ([b960214](b960214)), closes [#89](#89) * function to drop columns with non-numerical values from `Table` ([#96](#96)) ([8f14d65](8f14d65)), closes [#13](#13) * function to drop columns/rows with missing values ([#97](#97)) ([05d771c](05d771c)), closes [#10](#10) * remove `list_columns_with_XY` methods from `Table` ([#100](#100)) ([a0c56ad](a0c56ad)), closes [#94](#94) * rename `keep_columns` to `keep_only_columns` ([#99](#99)) ([de42169](de42169)) * rename `remove_outliers` to `drop_rows_with_outliers` ([#95](#95)) ([7bad2e3](7bad2e3)), closes [#93](#93) * return new model when calling `fit` ([#91](#91)) ([165c97c](165c97c)), closes [#69](#69) ### Bug Fixes * handling of missing values when dropping rows with outliers ([#101](#101)) ([0a5e853](0a5e853)), closes [#7](#7)
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Is your feature request related to a problem?
Currently, calling
correlation_heatmap
on aTable
with non-numerical columns raises aNonNumericColumnError
. Because of this, a user first must create aTable
containing only the numerical columns before the method can be called. ThisTable
may not be needed afterwards, so this is just an unnecessary step for users. For a visualization method meant to provide an overview of the data, that's too cumbersome.Desired solution
Just ignore the non-numerical columns and plot the others.
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