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The decision tree converters currently default to using the deprecated operator types, even in op versions where they've both been long-deprecated (didn't realize it was under the ml ops, not the regular ones). I believe the fix would be to use a default of op_type=None, plus if op_type is None: op_type = "TreeEnsemble" if op_version >= 5 else "TreeEnsemble...". There might be more that needs to happen for the node attributes, I haven't looked at the differences between the old op types and the new one too close.
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The decision tree converters currently default to using the deprecated operator types,
even in op versions where they've both been long-deprecated(didn't realize it was under the ml ops, not the regular ones). I believe the fix would be to use a default ofop_type=None
, plusif op_type is None: op_type = "TreeEnsemble" if op_version >= 5 else "TreeEnsemble..."
. There might be more that needs to happen for the node attributes, I haven't looked at the differences between the old op types and the new one too close.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: