Turn off supportSparse in GitHubLabeler sample #257
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The input isn't sparse, but the ReadFromTextFile is using the default of supportSparse=true, which is causing the loader to try and fail to parse every row as if it were sparse (you can see this if you hook up an mlcontext.Log handler and print out every message containing "Format").
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I find this parameter to be "yet another" concept in the "by default" API... In any case, I'm going to take the PR since with current API it is the best approach. 👍 |
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This reverts commit d884cb4.
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The input isn't sparse, but the ReadFromTextFile is using the default of
supportSparse=true, which is causing the loader to try and fail to parse
every row as if it were sparse (you can see this if you hook up an
mlcontext.Log handler and print out every message containing "Format").
Related to dotnet/machinelearning#2576
cc: @CESARDELATORRE, @eerhardt