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Fix OneHotEncoder Argument
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The issue is with the sparse_output keyword argument in OneHotEncoder. This argument doesn't exist in the official scikit-learn API for OneHotEncoder. Replace sparse_output=False with sparse=False if you want non-sparse matrices. The OneHotEncoder class in scikit-learn does not have a sparse_output keyword argument. The correct keyword for controlling the sparseness of the output is sparse. Setting it to False will give you a dense array. Here's how you should initialize OneHotEncoder: Make sure to check the version of scikit-learn you're using and refer to the corresponding documentation. ChatGPT
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