Datatypes module consolidation - tests, fixtures, panel data containers#1225
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approval extends from #1232 since this is a sub-set - see there. |
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…ation (#1232) Pull request on data container conventions and related functionality. This is based on, and branching off the state of #1225 - and requests of @mloning and @TonyBagnall to document this. The increment in this PR is the notebook `examples/AA_datatypes.ipynb` which is supposed to explain: * the different core in-memory data container datatypes for series and panels used in `sktime`, with examples to play around with * validity checking, conversion, register, and type functionality * data sets loading functionality
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This PR further consolidates the datatypes module introduced in #1061 and #1201: