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Great post Andres. So insightful. The pipe() method is something that will make building an end-to-end process for transforming data super simple and clean. Thanks for sharing this
Glad to hear you found it valuable Varun. The next article will be packed with insights too :)
Amazing man, I'm actually using .pipe() right now.
Nice! What's your use case?
I've used it mostly for doing pre-processing and feature engineering
Preprocessing for a NLP project, its magical.
I had no idea pipe was a thing, this pretty cool
Nice 🙌 glad I could share at least one new technique
Wow , this is so useful! Thankyou for sharing!
Glad to hear you found it useful 🙌
🧩 thanks its a pleasant surprise to learn about topics which add value
Explode is a favorite for me. Not only cuz it’s useful but because who doesn’t want to say the word EXPLODE when coding?
Great post Andres. So insightful. The pipe() method is something that will make building an end-to-end process for transforming data super simple and clean. Thanks for sharing this
Glad to hear you found it valuable Varun. The next article will be packed with insights too :)
Amazing man, I'm actually using .pipe() right now.
Nice! What's your use case?
I've used it mostly for doing pre-processing and feature engineering
Preprocessing for a NLP project, its magical.
I had no idea pipe was a thing, this pretty cool
Nice 🙌 glad I could share at least one new technique
Wow , this is so useful! Thankyou for sharing!
Glad to hear you found it useful 🙌
🧩 thanks its a pleasant surprise to learn about topics which add value
Explode is a favorite for me. Not only cuz it’s useful but because who doesn’t want to say the word EXPLODE when coding?