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Hi Daniel;
Thanks for sharing the code!
I was trying to work with the Pima Indians Diabetes Data Set as example but I get the "ValueError: All-NaN slice encountered".
Digging a bit into the code, I found out that the MI calculated within the mi_dc function in the mi.py file is always negative so I always get NAN number what makes impossible any calculation.
Any idea?
really sorry for the slow response.. I tried your example and you're right I get the same error which is really weird.. I don't really have an answer for this.. If you manage to debug it or get to the bottom of it I'd be very grateful for a PR.
Hi Daniel;
Thanks for sharing the code!
I was trying to work with the Pima Indians Diabetes Data Set as example but I get the "ValueError: All-NaN slice encountered".
Digging a bit into the code, I found out that the MI calculated within the mi_dc function in the mi.py file is always negative so I always get NAN number what makes impossible any calculation.
Any idea?
Here is the script I am using for the example
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