docs: improve categorical variables notebook instructions - #750
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- Update title and introduction to explain what categorical variables are and the different approaches (one-hot encoding vs SpecialDates) - Add note about the X_df requirement (the example shows a warning because exogenous variables are ignored without X_df) - Fix broken link to long horizon model tutorial - Link to the comprehensive categorical variables tutorial Closes Nixtla#529
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Superseded by #756 which consolidates all documentation fixes into a single PR. |
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04_categorical_variables.ipynb) to be more representative of the process:SpecialDatesX_dfis not providedX_dfand accuracy evaluationCloses #529