Fix report output formatting #687
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This PR refines the source code for report outputs with Datalab, primarily by adjusting the verbosity level required to display the
thresholdused in near-duplicate checks.Minor change
gives us extra info on the datasets passed to Datalab.
Changed output
Here is a summary of the different kinds of issues found in the data: issue_type score num_issues label 0.909091 11 outlier 0.522080 6 near_duplicate 0.246459 4 (Note: A lower score indicates a more severe issue across all examples in the dataset.) + + Dataset Information: num_examples: 132, num_classes: 3 ...