Github user jkbradley commented on the pull request:

    https://github.com/apache/spark/pull/1269#issuecomment-66210825
  
    @akopich  
    
    The test failure seems unrelated (from a Python SQL test).  I'll re-run the 
tests.
    
    (2) Regular and Robust in the same class
    
    Would it work to have the regular parameters inherit from the robust, where 
the regular would override certain behavior to effectively fix the value of the 
noise?
    
    (4) Float vs. Double and linear algebra operations
    
    I think I wasn't clear.  Since you want to use Float, I don't think it 
makes sense to move code to linalg/ currently.  So 2 options for your code are: 
(a) Keep as is (Array[Array[Float]]) or (b) Use Breeze types internally (since 
they take type parameters).  (a) seems OK, but (b) might make code cleaner.  
Your call.
    
    (5) Enumerator
    
    Sure, it does seem useful.  Perhaps it could go in mllib/feature/ and 
follow the API of other transformers (such as HashingTF and Word2Vec).  
Parameters can be set via setters like setThreshold(), and numerate() can 
become transform().



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