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We should edit the page [here](https://www.neuraxle.org/stable/intro.html#r
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In previous EvalML pipelines we have always made the assumption that X
cannot be None
. However, with the addition of the TimeSeriesBaselineRegressor
and plans to add more estimators that rely only on y
(such as ARIMA, PROPHET) we can revise this assumption for TimeSeriesRegressionPipelines.
This issue keeps track of:
- Removing the
ValueError
fromTimeSeriesRegressionPipeline.fit
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with the Power Transformer.