Fix cross val #89
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Fix cross val #89
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Fix #88 by fixing the inheritance (ClassifierMixin should be inherited before BaseEstimator)
If you used new dependencies: Did you add them to
requirements.txt?No
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Breaking changes
If you made any breaking changes, please update the version number.
Breaking changes are totally fine, we just need to make sure to keep the users informed and the server in sync.
Does this PR break the API? If so, what is the corresponding server commit?
No
Does this PR break the user interface? If so, why?
No
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