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Allow users to specify multiple columns in Positive and Negative constraints. For example, the user can specify one column as Positive(columns='a') or Positive(columns=['a', 'b']) for multi-column.
For this change, we can expand the GreaterThan constraint and propose the following API changes.
By default make scalar=None.
This makes the user specifically assign whether they are using a scalar comparison or not. Internally, this change will help us pretendedly know what are the columns in the data are under the constraint.
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Allow users to specify multiple columns in
Positive
andNegative
constraints. For example, the user can specify one column asPositive(columns='a')
orPositive(columns=['a', 'b'])
for multi-column.For this change, we can expand the
GreaterThan
constraint and propose the following API changes.By default make
scalar=None
.This makes the user specifically assign whether they are using a scalar comparison or not. Internally, this change will help us pretendedly know what are the columns in the data are under the constraint.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: