Max Kanter

@micuentadecasa autonormalize was released in Featuretools 0.10.0 which is why it doesn't find it. I was able to install it by enabling internet and then running `!pip install --upgrade featuretools[autonormalize]`

what version of python are you using?

@j-grover is this an issue with autonormalize or Featuretools? If featuretools, please post as an issue that that repo: https://github.com/featuretools/featuretools/

@j-grover thanks for clarification. I see the issue now. you're right that we aren't carrying the variable types through. would you be interested in submitting a PR that does that?

@j-grover can you create a fork to make the pull request?

@maxpagels there may be some issue with entrypoints. are you able to run `import autonormalize` to import the library directly?

Technically, either works, so use whatever you prefer. We need to investigate why `from featuretools.autonormalize import autonormalize as an` isn't working for you (and probably others) since that is what...

@danielcanueto can you try to run the tutorial with the latest version of featuretools (v0.3.0) and the last copy of this repo? I suspect this issue may be fixed now

@billy-odera can you provide an example of a feature you would expect to get created using just that one table?

@billy-odera not sure i follow your example. if you want to calculate the mean outflows_amount per customer, you would want to create a second entity for your customers that has...