Title: Why does mnf encode fail with “Unsupported type at line 1452”?
Context:
mnf encode expects uniform data types per column. Mixed types (e.g., int and string) trigger this error.
Solution:
Preprocess your input:
mnf clean input.csv --coerce-types --output cleaned.csv
mnf encode cleaned.csv --output data.mnf
If you still see issues, use --strict false (not recommended for archival).
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