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otherwise doing something like: ```py dataframe = super().populate_indicators(dataframe, ...) ``` won't work, because `dataframe` becomes `None`. This is needed if one of those methods uses dataframe.copy() instead of just working on reference. e.g. using `merge_informative` in `populate_indicator` in a nested class hierarchy |
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