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Not sure if this is exactly what you wanted, but I ran into a similar issue. Made some tweaks to Evaluate Class so that the df is returned + reducing the truncated output. Hope this might help.
Then I simply run it like so:
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I think what one might also do is extract the DataFrame construction code from the inside of Evaluate and make it possible to invoke it from outside. If one calls the function with To avoid the truncation, one needs to set the |
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Is it possible to save the Dataframe created by the
__call__
method indspy.evaluation.Evaluate
? It is created and displayed, but by default it is severely truncated. That would be fine except that as far as I can tell the Dataframe is not actually saved, making it hard to analyze.With caching on, I can regenerate the dataframe display in jupyter without having to rerun the evaluation but I still don't see how to save the results.
It would be handy to have docstrings for
Evaluate
... If I get a chance, I will try to write some, but I'm not sure I get the meaning of all the arguments, tbh.Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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