(self)
return cp
Return a copy of this operator, with the same hyper-parameters but without training data
        This behaves the same as calling sklearn.base.clone(self)
Return a copy of this operator, with the same hyper-parameters but without training data
        This behaves the same as calling sklearn.base.clone(self)
Return a copy of this operator with the same hyper - parameters but without training data This behaves the same as calling sklearn . base . clone ( self )
def clone(self) -> "Operator":
        """Return a copy of this operator, with the same hyper-parameters but without training data
        This behaves the same as calling sklearn.base.clone(self)
        """
        from sklearn.base import clone

        cp = clone(self)
        return cp
def clone ( self ) -> "Operator" : from sklearn . base import clone cp = clone ( self ) return cp