DOC Improve target encoder User Guide #26643
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Thanks @lucyleeow! This looks good to me. Here are some suggestions for further improvement.
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What does this implement/fix? Explain your changes.
Expands the explanation on how the cross validation scheme works.
Some nitpicks to make the notation consistent with the binary case.
Any other comments?
cc @thomasjpfan