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although the parametric fitter has a pandas fit option. Need to extend that to nonparametric and different data wrangling utils. Once done need to update docs.
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I try to run an experiment with variables configured in "configuration"
"configuration":{ "waitTime": 3 }There it´s defined as Number
Then I want to use this var in pauses
"pauses":{ "after": "${waitTime}"}This results into an error that pauses needs a Number
Can it be fixed that variables can be uses also in "pauses" ?