[doc] Document the current status of some features. (#9469)
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.. note::
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As of XGBoost 1.6, the feature is experimental and has limited features
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As of XGBoost 1.6, the feature is experimental and has limited features. Only the
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Python package is fully supported.
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Starting from version 1.5, XGBoost has experimental support for categorical data available
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for public testing. For numerical data, the split condition is defined as :math:`value <
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threshold`, while for categorical data the split is defined depending on whether
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partitioning or onehot encoding is used. For partition-based splits, the splits are
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specified as :math:`value \in categories`, where ``categories`` is the set of categories
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in one feature. If onehot encoding is used instead, then the split is defined as
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:math:`value == category`. More advanced categorical split strategy is planned for future
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releases and this tutorial details how to inform XGBoost about the data type.
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Starting from version 1.5, the XGBoost Python package has experimental support for
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categorical data available for public testing. For numerical data, the split condition is
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defined as :math:`value < threshold`, while for categorical data the split is defined
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depending on whether partitioning or onehot encoding is used. For partition-based splits,
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the splits are specified as :math:`value \in categories`, where ``categories`` is the set
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of categories in one feature. If onehot encoding is used instead, then the split is
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defined as :math:`value == category`. More advanced categorical split strategy is planned
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for future releases and this tutorial details how to inform XGBoost about the data type.
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Training with scikit-learn Interface
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