[DOC] data container conventions, conversions, and data sets documentation#1232
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[DOC] data container conventions, conversions, and data sets documentation#1232
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Since last major review, the variuos minor changes have been made, so all good to go from my end.
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Ok, I'll merge this in two steps then: first #1225, which is this sans notebook, then this PR. Just to have smaller chunks. |
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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/00_datatypes.ipynbwhich is supposed to explain:sktime, with examples to play around withReady for review