[Feature] Extend DataFrame support in report_table to allow for MultiIndex
See original GitHub issueIf we modify pandas_reporting.py to use a MultiIndex
instead of an index, the WebUI will concatenate the MultiIndex
entries using a comma:
Notice how training,main
and training,ba_mean_h...
are originally two-level MultiIndex
in pandas.
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Hey @bmartinn, I was finally able to test it out. Much better now, although there’s now a
null
header for the indices.Hey @bmartinn, I’d love to! Just to clarify though