AutoML - Featurisation option removed in UI update
Hi, When using the no-code AutoML UI to create models there was an option to exclude fields from the models training (the primary key, for example). However since the UI update this seems to have gone, and the https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/machine-learning/how-to-use-automated-ml-for-ml-models?view=azureml-api-2 still gives guidance for the old UI. I'd like to know if there is another way I can achieve excluding fields from the training data that will still be required to pass to the model once deployed, using the UI? I assume it is still working via the SDK (am yet to check), but the UI offered a good introduction to modelling for users with low code knowledge. Old UI from documentation (note 'Included' slider): New UI missing the 'Included' slider: Thanks in advance. EDIT: I have had confirmation from MS support that the feature was removed in the upgrade to v2, and advised to featurise fully initially. Not ideal as there isn't a way to explicitly set/exclude the primary key now, but hopefully it never assigns it any importance.Automated ML (Machine Learning) AMA (Ask Microsoft Anything)
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