Allow newer autosklearn versions to use the pandas data instead #534
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eddiebergman
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Looks good to me, however probably better to have approval by @mfeurer first.
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Use pandas dataframes with
autosklearn>=0.15, instead of the encoded numpy arrays.This is preferred because it is more "auto" and because it makes inference time measurements more comparable across frameworks.
note: this is on top of the
measure_inference_timePR #532.@eddiebergman @mfeurer are there any other changes that should be made to account for the switch?