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We can see from source that "holdout_end_date" won't be included in "outime_inspace_hdout" dataset.
This could mislead users.
For example, in yours regression.ipynb notebook, the date "2016-12-31" had completely vanished when data was splitted.
Also, looking to the source, "train_end_date" won't be included in "train_period" dateset.
It is not wrong, but is not what we would expect.
Instructions
The specified date inteval code in splitting.py could lead to errors.
Path: .\fklearn\src\fklearn\preprocessing\splitting.py
Code sample
In splitting.py we have:
Problem description
We can see from source that "holdout_end_date" won't be included in "outime_inspace_hdout" dataset.
This could mislead users.
For example, in yours regression.ipynb notebook, the date "2016-12-31" had completely vanished when data was splitted.
Also, looking to the source, "train_end_date" won't be included in "train_period" dateset.
It is not wrong, but is not what we would expect.
Possible solutions
I would suggest to redefine this limits:
In the same file (splitting.py), the function "time_split_dataset" have similar behaviour.
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