Open bashtage opened 1 day ago
It is possible to use a simpler parser when parsing linear constraints? I am having problems with existing code that has variable names that were produced from formulaic, e.g.,
import numpy as np from formulaic.utils.constraints import LinearConstraints cons = "ylocus_of_control_prog[T.general]" variable_names = [ "ylocus_of_control_Intercept", "ylocus_of_control_read", "ylocus_of_control_write", "ylocus_of_control_science", "ylocus_of_control_prog[T.general]", "ylocus_of_control_prog[T.vocational]", "yself_concept_Intercept", "yself_concept_read", "yself_concept_write", "yself_concept_science", "yself_concept_prog[T.general]", "yself_concept_prog[T.vocational]", "ymotivation_Intercept", "ymotivation_read", "ymotivation_write", "ymotivation_science", "ymotivation_prog[T.general]", "ymotivation_prog[T.vocational]", ] lc = LinearConstraints.from_spec(cons, variable_names=variable_names)
The raises due to the presence of the [T.general] from the categorical expansion.
[T.general]
It is possible to use a simpler parser when parsing linear constraints? I am having problems with existing code that has variable names that were produced from formulaic, e.g.,
The raises due to the presence of the
[T.general]
from the categorical expansion.