TODO 10 Now it's your turn to define an entire class. Complete the TODO by creating the LogTransformer class. Define the LogTransformer class by following the below steps: Create a class called LogTransformer. Make sure this class inherits BaseEstimator and TransformerMixin. Note: as we don't need the constructor method __init__() we don't have to define it. Define the fit() method. Be sure it takes the arguments self, X, and y=None just like we did above. Further, make sure to return self otherwise you will get errors. Define the transform() method which takes the arguments self, X, and y=None just like we did above. In the transform() method, return the log of the input data X. Be sure you add 1 to the data before computing the log as it is not possible to take ???(0)! # TODO 10.1 log = LogTransformer() log_area_df = log.fit_transform(forestfire_df['area']) display(log_area_df) todo_check([ (log_area_df.shape == (517,), 'log_area_df does not have the shape (517,)'), (np.all(np.isclose(log_area_df.values[-5:], np.array([2.00687085, 4.01259206, 2.49815188, 0. , 0. ]),rtol=.01)), 'log_area_df did not contain the correct values!') ])

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Now it's your turn to define an entire class. Complete the TODO by creating the LogTransformer class.

  1. Define the LogTransformer class by following the below steps:
    1. Create a class called LogTransformer. Make sure this class inherits BaseEstimator and TransformerMixin.
      1. Note: as we don't need the constructor method __init__() we don't have to define it.
    2. Define the fit() method. Be sure it takes the arguments self, X, and y=None just like we did above. Further, make sure to return self otherwise you will get errors.
    3. Define the transform() method which takes the arguments self, X, and y=None just like we did above.
    4. In the transform() method, return the log of the input data X. Be sure you add 1 to the data before computing the log as it is not possible to take ???(0)!

# TODO 10.1

 

log = LogTransformer()
log_area_df = log.fit_transform(forestfire_df['area'])
display(log_area_df)

todo_check([
    (log_area_df.shape == (517,), 'log_area_df does not have the shape (517,)'),
    (np.all(np.isclose(log_area_df.values[-5:], np.array([2.00687085, 4.01259206, 2.49815188, 0.        , 0.        ]),rtol=.01)), 'log_area_df did not contain the correct values!')
])

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