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How do you load data from an in-memory data set?
See original GitHub issueThe only sample I can see uses the TextLoader to import data from a CSV file. How do you load in arbitrary data from e.g. a record or array and specify labels etc. on there?
Thanks!
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Hi @isaacabraham and @danroot , thanks for the feedback. @Ivanidzo4ka introduced an attempt to solve this issue in #106 , though I see that PR did not link to this issue but rather the pre-existing #10 . Is it possible for you to try it, and provide feedback on whether it does what you need?
Will give it a bash in the coming days - thanks!