[FIX] LearnerScorer: fix for preprocessed data #3381
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Feature scoring with learners did not work if the data was previously preprocessed (for example with PCA).
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Issue
Ranking with a Scores did not work if the data was preprocessed with PCA (or anything else). Saving and loading the data (and thus obtaining primitive features) helped.
Description of changes
Search for original attributes in score-joining function used to go all the way up to primitive features. Now it stops when it comes to a feature from the input data.
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