Add overload function for sklearn to deal with sparse matrices #316
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@ClementPinard, thanks for your contribution! There were a couple issues with the |
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Got in the situation where I used some rescaling with
StandardScalerand numpy arrays, and pylance kept saying me that the output was possibly a sparse matrix.I added overload for functions and classes in sklearn/preprocessing/_data.pyi to indicate that the output of those functions is only sparse when the input is itself sparse (up to some details, depending on the functions).