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Document how to translate R dot formulas to Patsy - #283
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Closes #134.
The R comparison now shows how to translate
y ~ .when the predictors are known, and points to the existing guide for constructing a model from column names at runtime.I checked the example with a three-column data set. Patsy raises a syntax error for the R spelling, while
y ~ x1 + x2produces the intercept and both predictor columns. The 29 high-level API and formula tests passed locally. Codex assisted with the edit and checks.