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Regression features in RegressorClassifierBase #764

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I added dictionaries to the class so that we can track what features have been used to train the model.
This will be particularly handy when the model is saved on disk and used elsewhere.

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Merging #764 into master will increase coverage by 0.2%.
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kosack commented Jun 25, 2018

could you add a unit test as well?

@kosack kosack merged commit 5849db4 into cta-observatory:master Jun 26, 2018
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