snowflake-ml-python 1.2.0__py3-none-any.whl → 1.2.1__py3-none-any.whl

snowflake/ml/modeling/_internal/snowpark_handlers.py

@@ -306,7 +306,7 @@ class SnowparkHandlers:
             input_cols: List[str],
             label_cols: List[str],
             sample_weight_col: Optional[str],
-            statement_params: Dict[str, str],
+            score_statement_params: Dict[str, str],
         ) -> float:
             import inspect
             import os
@@ -317,13 +317,13 @@ class SnowparkHandlers:
                 importlib.import_module(import_name)
 
             for query in sql_queries[:-1]:
-                _ = session.sql(query).collect(statement_params=statement_params)
+                _ = session.sql(query).collect(statement_params=score_statement_params)
             sp_df = session.sql(sql_queries[-1])
-            df: pd.DataFrame = sp_df.to_pandas(statement_params=statement_params)
+            df: pd.DataFrame = sp_df.to_pandas(statement_params=score_statement_params)
             df.columns = sp_df.columns
 
             local_score_file_name = get_temp_file_path()
-            session.file.get(stage_score_file_name, local_score_file_name, statement_params=statement_params)
+            session.file.get(stage_score_file_name, local_score_file_name, statement_params=score_statement_params)
 
             local_score_file_name_path = os.path.join(local_score_file_name, os.listdir(local_score_file_name)[0])
             with open(local_score_file_name_path, mode="r+b") as local_score_file_obj:
@@ -348,7 +348,7 @@ class SnowparkHandlers:
             return result
 
         # Call score sproc
-        statement_params = telemetry.get_function_usage_statement_params(
+        score_statement_params = telemetry.get_function_usage_statement_params(
             project=_PROJECT,
             subproject=self._subproject,
             function_name=telemetry.get_statement_params_full_func_name(
@@ -357,6 +357,8 @@ class SnowparkHandlers:
             api_calls=[Session.call],
             custom_tags=dict([("autogen", True)]) if self._autogenerated else None,
         )
+
+        kwargs = telemetry.get_sproc_statement_params_kwargs(score_wrapper_sproc, score_statement_params)
         score: float = score_wrapper_sproc(
             session,
             queries,
@@ -364,7 +366,8 @@ class SnowparkHandlers:
             input_cols,
             label_cols,
             sample_weight_col,
-            statement_params,
+            score_statement_params,
+            **kwargs,
         )
 
         cleanup_temp_files([local_score_file_name])

snowflake/ml/modeling/calibration/calibrated_classifier_cv.py

@@ -589,6 +589,22 @@ class CalibratedClassifierCV(BaseTransformer):
                 # each row containing a list of values.
                 expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
 
+            # If we were unable to assign a type to this transform in the factory, infer the type here.
+            if expected_dtype == "":
+                # If this is a clustering transformer, if the number of output columns does not equal the number of clusters the response will be an "ARRAY"
+                if hasattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_clusters") and getattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_clusters") != len(self.output_cols):
+                    expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
+                # If this is a decomposition transformer, if the number of output columns does not equal the number of components the response will be an "ARRAY"
+                elif hasattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_components") and getattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_components") != len(self.output_cols):
+                    expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
+                else:
+                    output_types = [signature.as_snowpark_type() for signature in _infer_signature(dataset[self.input_cols], "output", use_snowflake_identifiers=True)]
+                    # We can only infer the output types from the input types if the following two statemetns are true:
+                    # 1) All of the output types are the same. Otherwise, we still have to fall back to variant because `_sklearn_inference` only accepts one type.
+                    # 2) The length of the input columns equals the length of the output columns. Otherwise the transform will likely result in an `ARRAY`.
+                    if all(x == output_types[0] for x in output_types) and len(output_types) == len(self.output_cols):
+                        expected_dtype = convert_sp_to_sf_type(output_types[0])
+            
             output_df = self._batch_inference(
                 dataset=dataset,
                 inference_method="transform",

snowflake/ml/modeling/cluster/affinity_propagation.py

@@ -564,6 +564,22 @@ class AffinityPropagation(BaseTransformer):
                 # each row containing a list of values.
                 expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
 
+            # If we were unable to assign a type to this transform in the factory, infer the type here.
+            if expected_dtype == "":
+                # If this is a clustering transformer, if the number of output columns does not equal the number of clusters the response will be an "ARRAY"
+                if hasattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_clusters") and getattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_clusters") != len(self.output_cols):
+                    expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
+                # If this is a decomposition transformer, if the number of output columns does not equal the number of components the response will be an "ARRAY"
+                elif hasattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_components") and getattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_components") != len(self.output_cols):
+                    expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
+                else:
+                    output_types = [signature.as_snowpark_type() for signature in _infer_signature(dataset[self.input_cols], "output", use_snowflake_identifiers=True)]
+                    # We can only infer the output types from the input types if the following two statemetns are true:
+                    # 1) All of the output types are the same. Otherwise, we still have to fall back to variant because `_sklearn_inference` only accepts one type.
+                    # 2) The length of the input columns equals the length of the output columns. Otherwise the transform will likely result in an `ARRAY`.
+                    if all(x == output_types[0] for x in output_types) and len(output_types) == len(self.output_cols):
+                        expected_dtype = convert_sp_to_sf_type(output_types[0])
+            
             output_df = self._batch_inference(
                 dataset=dataset,
                 inference_method="transform",

snowflake/ml/modeling/cluster/agglomerative_clustering.py

@@ -595,6 +595,22 @@ class AgglomerativeClustering(BaseTransformer):
                 # each row containing a list of values.
                 expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
 
+            # If we were unable to assign a type to this transform in the factory, infer the type here.
+            if expected_dtype == "":
+                # If this is a clustering transformer, if the number of output columns does not equal the number of clusters the response will be an "ARRAY"
+                if hasattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_clusters") and getattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_clusters") != len(self.output_cols):
+                    expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
+                # If this is a decomposition transformer, if the number of output columns does not equal the number of components the response will be an "ARRAY"
+                elif hasattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_components") and getattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_components") != len(self.output_cols):
+                    expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
+                else:
+                    output_types = [signature.as_snowpark_type() for signature in _infer_signature(dataset[self.input_cols], "output", use_snowflake_identifiers=True)]
+                    # We can only infer the output types from the input types if the following two statemetns are true:
+                    # 1) All of the output types are the same. Otherwise, we still have to fall back to variant because `_sklearn_inference` only accepts one type.
+                    # 2) The length of the input columns equals the length of the output columns. Otherwise the transform will likely result in an `ARRAY`.
+                    if all(x == output_types[0] for x in output_types) and len(output_types) == len(self.output_cols):
+                        expected_dtype = convert_sp_to_sf_type(output_types[0])
+            
             output_df = self._batch_inference(
                 dataset=dataset,
                 inference_method="transform",

snowflake/ml/modeling/cluster/birch.py

@@ -557,6 +557,22 @@ class Birch(BaseTransformer):
                 # each row containing a list of values.
                 expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
 
+            # If we were unable to assign a type to this transform in the factory, infer the type here.
+            if expected_dtype == "":
+                # If this is a clustering transformer, if the number of output columns does not equal the number of clusters the response will be an "ARRAY"
+                if hasattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_clusters") and getattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_clusters") != len(self.output_cols):
+                    expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
+                # If this is a decomposition transformer, if the number of output columns does not equal the number of components the response will be an "ARRAY"
+                elif hasattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_components") and getattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_components") != len(self.output_cols):
+                    expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
+                else:
+                    output_types = [signature.as_snowpark_type() for signature in _infer_signature(dataset[self.input_cols], "output", use_snowflake_identifiers=True)]
+                    # We can only infer the output types from the input types if the following two statemetns are true:
+                    # 1) All of the output types are the same. Otherwise, we still have to fall back to variant because `_sklearn_inference` only accepts one type.
+                    # 2) The length of the input columns equals the length of the output columns. Otherwise the transform will likely result in an `ARRAY`.
+                    if all(x == output_types[0] for x in output_types) and len(output_types) == len(self.output_cols):
+                        expected_dtype = convert_sp_to_sf_type(output_types[0])
+            
             output_df = self._batch_inference(
                 dataset=dataset,
                 inference_method="transform",

snowflake/ml/modeling/cluster/bisecting_k_means.py

@@ -606,6 +606,22 @@ class BisectingKMeans(BaseTransformer):
                 # each row containing a list of values.
                 expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
 
+            # If we were unable to assign a type to this transform in the factory, infer the type here.
+            if expected_dtype == "":
+                # If this is a clustering transformer, if the number of output columns does not equal the number of clusters the response will be an "ARRAY"
+                if hasattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_clusters") and getattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_clusters") != len(self.output_cols):
+                    expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
+                # If this is a decomposition transformer, if the number of output columns does not equal the number of components the response will be an "ARRAY"
+                elif hasattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_components") and getattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_components") != len(self.output_cols):
+                    expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
+                else:
+                    output_types = [signature.as_snowpark_type() for signature in _infer_signature(dataset[self.input_cols], "output", use_snowflake_identifiers=True)]
+                    # We can only infer the output types from the input types if the following two statemetns are true:
+                    # 1) All of the output types are the same. Otherwise, we still have to fall back to variant because `_sklearn_inference` only accepts one type.
+                    # 2) The length of the input columns equals the length of the output columns. Otherwise the transform will likely result in an `ARRAY`.
+                    if all(x == output_types[0] for x in output_types) and len(output_types) == len(self.output_cols):
+                        expected_dtype = convert_sp_to_sf_type(output_types[0])
+            
             output_df = self._batch_inference(
                 dataset=dataset,
                 inference_method="transform",

snowflake/ml/modeling/cluster/dbscan.py

@@ -570,6 +570,22 @@ class DBSCAN(BaseTransformer):
                 # each row containing a list of values.
                 expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
 
+            # If we were unable to assign a type to this transform in the factory, infer the type here.
+            if expected_dtype == "":
+                # If this is a clustering transformer, if the number of output columns does not equal the number of clusters the response will be an "ARRAY"
+                if hasattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_clusters") and getattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_clusters") != len(self.output_cols):
+                    expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
+                # If this is a decomposition transformer, if the number of output columns does not equal the number of components the response will be an "ARRAY"
+                elif hasattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_components") and getattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_components") != len(self.output_cols):
+                    expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
+                else:
+                    output_types = [signature.as_snowpark_type() for signature in _infer_signature(dataset[self.input_cols], "output", use_snowflake_identifiers=True)]
+                    # We can only infer the output types from the input types if the following two statemetns are true:
+                    # 1) All of the output types are the same. Otherwise, we still have to fall back to variant because `_sklearn_inference` only accepts one type.
+                    # 2) The length of the input columns equals the length of the output columns. Otherwise the transform will likely result in an `ARRAY`.
+                    if all(x == output_types[0] for x in output_types) and len(output_types) == len(self.output_cols):
+                        expected_dtype = convert_sp_to_sf_type(output_types[0])
+            
             output_df = self._batch_inference(
                 dataset=dataset,
                 inference_method="transform",

snowflake/ml/modeling/cluster/feature_agglomeration.py

@@ -604,6 +604,22 @@ class FeatureAgglomeration(BaseTransformer):
                 # each row containing a list of values.
                 expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
 
+            # If we were unable to assign a type to this transform in the factory, infer the type here.
+            if expected_dtype == "":
+                # If this is a clustering transformer, if the number of output columns does not equal the number of clusters the response will be an "ARRAY"
+                if hasattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_clusters") and getattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_clusters") != len(self.output_cols):
+                    expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
+                # If this is a decomposition transformer, if the number of output columns does not equal the number of components the response will be an "ARRAY"
+                elif hasattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_components") and getattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_components") != len(self.output_cols):
+                    expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
+                else:
+                    output_types = [signature.as_snowpark_type() for signature in _infer_signature(dataset[self.input_cols], "output", use_snowflake_identifiers=True)]
+                    # We can only infer the output types from the input types if the following two statemetns are true:
+                    # 1) All of the output types are the same. Otherwise, we still have to fall back to variant because `_sklearn_inference` only accepts one type.
+                    # 2) The length of the input columns equals the length of the output columns. Otherwise the transform will likely result in an `ARRAY`.
+                    if all(x == output_types[0] for x in output_types) and len(output_types) == len(self.output_cols):
+                        expected_dtype = convert_sp_to_sf_type(output_types[0])
+            
             output_df = self._batch_inference(
                 dataset=dataset,
                 inference_method="transform",

snowflake/ml/modeling/cluster/k_means.py

@@ -601,6 +601,22 @@ class KMeans(BaseTransformer):
                 # each row containing a list of values.
                 expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
 
+            # If we were unable to assign a type to this transform in the factory, infer the type here.
+            if expected_dtype == "":
+                # If this is a clustering transformer, if the number of output columns does not equal the number of clusters the response will be an "ARRAY"
+                if hasattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_clusters") and getattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_clusters") != len(self.output_cols):
+                    expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
+                # If this is a decomposition transformer, if the number of output columns does not equal the number of components the response will be an "ARRAY"
+                elif hasattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_components") and getattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_components") != len(self.output_cols):
+                    expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
+                else:
+                    output_types = [signature.as_snowpark_type() for signature in _infer_signature(dataset[self.input_cols], "output", use_snowflake_identifiers=True)]
+                    # We can only infer the output types from the input types if the following two statemetns are true:
+                    # 1) All of the output types are the same. Otherwise, we still have to fall back to variant because `_sklearn_inference` only accepts one type.
+                    # 2) The length of the input columns equals the length of the output columns. Otherwise the transform will likely result in an `ARRAY`.
+                    if all(x == output_types[0] for x in output_types) and len(output_types) == len(self.output_cols):
+                        expected_dtype = convert_sp_to_sf_type(output_types[0])
+            
             output_df = self._batch_inference(
                 dataset=dataset,
                 inference_method="transform",

snowflake/ml/modeling/cluster/mean_shift.py

@@ -575,6 +575,22 @@ class MeanShift(BaseTransformer):
                 # each row containing a list of values.
                 expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
 
+            # If we were unable to assign a type to this transform in the factory, infer the type here.
+            if expected_dtype == "":
+                # If this is a clustering transformer, if the number of output columns does not equal the number of clusters the response will be an "ARRAY"
+                if hasattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_clusters") and getattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_clusters") != len(self.output_cols):
+                    expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
+                # If this is a decomposition transformer, if the number of output columns does not equal the number of components the response will be an "ARRAY"
+                elif hasattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_components") and getattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_components") != len(self.output_cols):
+                    expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
+                else:
+                    output_types = [signature.as_snowpark_type() for signature in _infer_signature(dataset[self.input_cols], "output", use_snowflake_identifiers=True)]
+                    # We can only infer the output types from the input types if the following two statemetns are true:
+                    # 1) All of the output types are the same. Otherwise, we still have to fall back to variant because `_sklearn_inference` only accepts one type.
+                    # 2) The length of the input columns equals the length of the output columns. Otherwise the transform will likely result in an `ARRAY`.
+                    if all(x == output_types[0] for x in output_types) and len(output_types) == len(self.output_cols):
+                        expected_dtype = convert_sp_to_sf_type(output_types[0])
+            
             output_df = self._batch_inference(
                 dataset=dataset,
                 inference_method="transform",

snowflake/ml/modeling/cluster/mini_batch_k_means.py

@@ -627,6 +627,22 @@ class MiniBatchKMeans(BaseTransformer):
                 # each row containing a list of values.
                 expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
 
+            # If we were unable to assign a type to this transform in the factory, infer the type here.
+            if expected_dtype == "":
+                # If this is a clustering transformer, if the number of output columns does not equal the number of clusters the response will be an "ARRAY"
+                if hasattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_clusters") and getattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_clusters") != len(self.output_cols):
+                    expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
+                # If this is a decomposition transformer, if the number of output columns does not equal the number of components the response will be an "ARRAY"
+                elif hasattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_components") and getattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_components") != len(self.output_cols):
+                    expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
+                else:
+                    output_types = [signature.as_snowpark_type() for signature in _infer_signature(dataset[self.input_cols], "output", use_snowflake_identifiers=True)]
+                    # We can only infer the output types from the input types if the following two statemetns are true:
+                    # 1) All of the output types are the same. Otherwise, we still have to fall back to variant because `_sklearn_inference` only accepts one type.
+                    # 2) The length of the input columns equals the length of the output columns. Otherwise the transform will likely result in an `ARRAY`.
+                    if all(x == output_types[0] for x in output_types) and len(output_types) == len(self.output_cols):
+                        expected_dtype = convert_sp_to_sf_type(output_types[0])
+            
             output_df = self._batch_inference(
                 dataset=dataset,
                 inference_method="transform",

snowflake/ml/modeling/cluster/optics.py

@@ -643,6 +643,22 @@ class OPTICS(BaseTransformer):
                 # each row containing a list of values.
                 expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
 
+            # If we were unable to assign a type to this transform in the factory, infer the type here.
+            if expected_dtype == "":
+                # If this is a clustering transformer, if the number of output columns does not equal the number of clusters the response will be an "ARRAY"
+                if hasattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_clusters") and getattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_clusters") != len(self.output_cols):
+                    expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
+                # If this is a decomposition transformer, if the number of output columns does not equal the number of components the response will be an "ARRAY"
+                elif hasattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_components") and getattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_components") != len(self.output_cols):
+                    expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
+                else:
+                    output_types = [signature.as_snowpark_type() for signature in _infer_signature(dataset[self.input_cols], "output", use_snowflake_identifiers=True)]
+                    # We can only infer the output types from the input types if the following two statemetns are true:
+                    # 1) All of the output types are the same. Otherwise, we still have to fall back to variant because `_sklearn_inference` only accepts one type.
+                    # 2) The length of the input columns equals the length of the output columns. Otherwise the transform will likely result in an `ARRAY`.
+                    if all(x == output_types[0] for x in output_types) and len(output_types) == len(self.output_cols):
+                        expected_dtype = convert_sp_to_sf_type(output_types[0])
+            
             output_df = self._batch_inference(
                 dataset=dataset,
                 inference_method="transform",

snowflake/ml/modeling/cluster/spectral_biclustering.py

@@ -581,6 +581,22 @@ class SpectralBiclustering(BaseTransformer):
                 # each row containing a list of values.
                 expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
 
+            # If we were unable to assign a type to this transform in the factory, infer the type here.
+            if expected_dtype == "":
+                # If this is a clustering transformer, if the number of output columns does not equal the number of clusters the response will be an "ARRAY"
+                if hasattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_clusters") and getattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_clusters") != len(self.output_cols):
+                    expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
+                # If this is a decomposition transformer, if the number of output columns does not equal the number of components the response will be an "ARRAY"
+                elif hasattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_components") and getattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_components") != len(self.output_cols):
+                    expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
+                else:
+                    output_types = [signature.as_snowpark_type() for signature in _infer_signature(dataset[self.input_cols], "output", use_snowflake_identifiers=True)]
+                    # We can only infer the output types from the input types if the following two statemetns are true:
+                    # 1) All of the output types are the same. Otherwise, we still have to fall back to variant because `_sklearn_inference` only accepts one type.
+                    # 2) The length of the input columns equals the length of the output columns. Otherwise the transform will likely result in an `ARRAY`.
+                    if all(x == output_types[0] for x in output_types) and len(output_types) == len(self.output_cols):
+                        expected_dtype = convert_sp_to_sf_type(output_types[0])
+            
             output_df = self._batch_inference(
                 dataset=dataset,
                 inference_method="transform",

snowflake/ml/modeling/cluster/spectral_clustering.py

@@ -639,6 +639,22 @@ class SpectralClustering(BaseTransformer):
                 # each row containing a list of values.
                 expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
 
+            # If we were unable to assign a type to this transform in the factory, infer the type here.
+            if expected_dtype == "":
+                # If this is a clustering transformer, if the number of output columns does not equal the number of clusters the response will be an "ARRAY"
+                if hasattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_clusters") and getattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_clusters") != len(self.output_cols):
+                    expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
+                # If this is a decomposition transformer, if the number of output columns does not equal the number of components the response will be an "ARRAY"
+                elif hasattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_components") and getattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_components") != len(self.output_cols):
+                    expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
+                else:
+                    output_types = [signature.as_snowpark_type() for signature in _infer_signature(dataset[self.input_cols], "output", use_snowflake_identifiers=True)]
+                    # We can only infer the output types from the input types if the following two statemetns are true:
+                    # 1) All of the output types are the same. Otherwise, we still have to fall back to variant because `_sklearn_inference` only accepts one type.
+                    # 2) The length of the input columns equals the length of the output columns. Otherwise the transform will likely result in an `ARRAY`.
+                    if all(x == output_types[0] for x in output_types) and len(output_types) == len(self.output_cols):
+                        expected_dtype = convert_sp_to_sf_type(output_types[0])
+            
             output_df = self._batch_inference(
                 dataset=dataset,
                 inference_method="transform",

snowflake/ml/modeling/cluster/spectral_coclustering.py

@@ -560,6 +560,22 @@ class SpectralCoclustering(BaseTransformer):
                 # each row containing a list of values.
                 expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
 
+            # If we were unable to assign a type to this transform in the factory, infer the type here.
+            if expected_dtype == "":
+                # If this is a clustering transformer, if the number of output columns does not equal the number of clusters the response will be an "ARRAY"
+                if hasattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_clusters") and getattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_clusters") != len(self.output_cols):
+                    expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
+                # If this is a decomposition transformer, if the number of output columns does not equal the number of components the response will be an "ARRAY"
+                elif hasattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_components") and getattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_components") != len(self.output_cols):
+                    expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
+                else:
+                    output_types = [signature.as_snowpark_type() for signature in _infer_signature(dataset[self.input_cols], "output", use_snowflake_identifiers=True)]
+                    # We can only infer the output types from the input types if the following two statemetns are true:
+                    # 1) All of the output types are the same. Otherwise, we still have to fall back to variant because `_sklearn_inference` only accepts one type.
+                    # 2) The length of the input columns equals the length of the output columns. Otherwise the transform will likely result in an `ARRAY`.
+                    if all(x == output_types[0] for x in output_types) and len(output_types) == len(self.output_cols):
+                        expected_dtype = convert_sp_to_sf_type(output_types[0])
+            
             output_df = self._batch_inference(
                 dataset=dataset,
                 inference_method="transform",

snowflake/ml/modeling/compose/column_transformer.py

@@ -592,6 +592,22 @@ class ColumnTransformer(BaseTransformer):
                 # each row containing a list of values.
                 expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
 
+            # If we were unable to assign a type to this transform in the factory, infer the type here.
+            if expected_dtype == "":
+                # If this is a clustering transformer, if the number of output columns does not equal the number of clusters the response will be an "ARRAY"
+                if hasattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_clusters") and getattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_clusters") != len(self.output_cols):
+                    expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
+                # If this is a decomposition transformer, if the number of output columns does not equal the number of components the response will be an "ARRAY"
+                elif hasattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_components") and getattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_components") != len(self.output_cols):
+                    expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
+                else:
+                    output_types = [signature.as_snowpark_type() for signature in _infer_signature(dataset[self.input_cols], "output", use_snowflake_identifiers=True)]
+                    # We can only infer the output types from the input types if the following two statemetns are true:
+                    # 1) All of the output types are the same. Otherwise, we still have to fall back to variant because `_sklearn_inference` only accepts one type.
+                    # 2) The length of the input columns equals the length of the output columns. Otherwise the transform will likely result in an `ARRAY`.
+                    if all(x == output_types[0] for x in output_types) and len(output_types) == len(self.output_cols):
+                        expected_dtype = convert_sp_to_sf_type(output_types[0])
+            
             output_df = self._batch_inference(
                 dataset=dataset,
                 inference_method="transform",

snowflake/ml/modeling/compose/transformed_target_regressor.py

@@ -553,6 +553,22 @@ class TransformedTargetRegressor(BaseTransformer):
                 # each row containing a list of values.
                 expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
 
+            # If we were unable to assign a type to this transform in the factory, infer the type here.
+            if expected_dtype == "":
+                # If this is a clustering transformer, if the number of output columns does not equal the number of clusters the response will be an "ARRAY"
+                if hasattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_clusters") and getattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_clusters") != len(self.output_cols):
+                    expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
+                # If this is a decomposition transformer, if the number of output columns does not equal the number of components the response will be an "ARRAY"
+                elif hasattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_components") and getattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_components") != len(self.output_cols):
+                    expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
+                else:
+                    output_types = [signature.as_snowpark_type() for signature in _infer_signature(dataset[self.input_cols], "output", use_snowflake_identifiers=True)]
+                    # We can only infer the output types from the input types if the following two statemetns are true:
+                    # 1) All of the output types are the same. Otherwise, we still have to fall back to variant because `_sklearn_inference` only accepts one type.
+                    # 2) The length of the input columns equals the length of the output columns. Otherwise the transform will likely result in an `ARRAY`.
+                    if all(x == output_types[0] for x in output_types) and len(output_types) == len(self.output_cols):
+                        expected_dtype = convert_sp_to_sf_type(output_types[0])
+            
             output_df = self._batch_inference(
                 dataset=dataset,
                 inference_method="transform",

snowflake/ml/modeling/covariance/elliptic_envelope.py

@@ -548,6 +548,22 @@ class EllipticEnvelope(BaseTransformer):
                 # each row containing a list of values.
                 expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
 
+            # If we were unable to assign a type to this transform in the factory, infer the type here.
+            if expected_dtype == "":
+                # If this is a clustering transformer, if the number of output columns does not equal the number of clusters the response will be an "ARRAY"
+                if hasattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_clusters") and getattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_clusters") != len(self.output_cols):
+                    expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
+                # If this is a decomposition transformer, if the number of output columns does not equal the number of components the response will be an "ARRAY"
+                elif hasattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_components") and getattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_components") != len(self.output_cols):
+                    expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
+                else:
+                    output_types = [signature.as_snowpark_type() for signature in _infer_signature(dataset[self.input_cols], "output", use_snowflake_identifiers=True)]
+                    # We can only infer the output types from the input types if the following two statemetns are true:
+                    # 1) All of the output types are the same. Otherwise, we still have to fall back to variant because `_sklearn_inference` only accepts one type.
+                    # 2) The length of the input columns equals the length of the output columns. Otherwise the transform will likely result in an `ARRAY`.
+                    if all(x == output_types[0] for x in output_types) and len(output_types) == len(self.output_cols):
+                        expected_dtype = convert_sp_to_sf_type(output_types[0])
+            
             output_df = self._batch_inference(
                 dataset=dataset,
                 inference_method="transform",

snowflake/ml/modeling/covariance/empirical_covariance.py

@@ -522,6 +522,22 @@ class EmpiricalCovariance(BaseTransformer):
                 # each row containing a list of values.
                 expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
 
+            # If we were unable to assign a type to this transform in the factory, infer the type here.
+            if expected_dtype == "":
+                # If this is a clustering transformer, if the number of output columns does not equal the number of clusters the response will be an "ARRAY"
+                if hasattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_clusters") and getattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_clusters") != len(self.output_cols):
+                    expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
+                # If this is a decomposition transformer, if the number of output columns does not equal the number of components the response will be an "ARRAY"
+                elif hasattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_components") and getattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_components") != len(self.output_cols):
+                    expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
+                else:
+                    output_types = [signature.as_snowpark_type() for signature in _infer_signature(dataset[self.input_cols], "output", use_snowflake_identifiers=True)]
+                    # We can only infer the output types from the input types if the following two statemetns are true:
+                    # 1) All of the output types are the same. Otherwise, we still have to fall back to variant because `_sklearn_inference` only accepts one type.
+                    # 2) The length of the input columns equals the length of the output columns. Otherwise the transform will likely result in an `ARRAY`.
+                    if all(x == output_types[0] for x in output_types) and len(output_types) == len(self.output_cols):
+                        expected_dtype = convert_sp_to_sf_type(output_types[0])
+            
             output_df = self._batch_inference(
                 dataset=dataset,
                 inference_method="transform",

snowflake/ml/modeling/covariance/graphical_lasso.py

@@ -570,6 +570,22 @@ class GraphicalLasso(BaseTransformer):
                 # each row containing a list of values.
                 expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
 
+            # If we were unable to assign a type to this transform in the factory, infer the type here.
+            if expected_dtype == "":
+                # If this is a clustering transformer, if the number of output columns does not equal the number of clusters the response will be an "ARRAY"
+                if hasattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_clusters") and getattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_clusters") != len(self.output_cols):
+                    expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
+                # If this is a decomposition transformer, if the number of output columns does not equal the number of components the response will be an "ARRAY"
+                elif hasattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_components") and getattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_components") != len(self.output_cols):
+                    expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
+                else:
+                    output_types = [signature.as_snowpark_type() for signature in _infer_signature(dataset[self.input_cols], "output", use_snowflake_identifiers=True)]
+                    # We can only infer the output types from the input types if the following two statemetns are true:
+                    # 1) All of the output types are the same. Otherwise, we still have to fall back to variant because `_sklearn_inference` only accepts one type.
+                    # 2) The length of the input columns equals the length of the output columns. Otherwise the transform will likely result in an `ARRAY`.
+                    if all(x == output_types[0] for x in output_types) and len(output_types) == len(self.output_cols):
+                        expected_dtype = convert_sp_to_sf_type(output_types[0])
+            
             output_df = self._batch_inference(
                 dataset=dataset,
                 inference_method="transform",

snowflake/ml/modeling/covariance/graphical_lasso_cv.py

@@ -596,6 +596,22 @@ class GraphicalLassoCV(BaseTransformer):
                 # each row containing a list of values.
                 expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
 
+            # If we were unable to assign a type to this transform in the factory, infer the type here.
+            if expected_dtype == "":
+                # If this is a clustering transformer, if the number of output columns does not equal the number of clusters the response will be an "ARRAY"
+                if hasattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_clusters") and getattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_clusters") != len(self.output_cols):
+                    expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
+                # If this is a decomposition transformer, if the number of output columns does not equal the number of components the response will be an "ARRAY"
+                elif hasattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_components") and getattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_components") != len(self.output_cols):
+                    expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
+                else:
+                    output_types = [signature.as_snowpark_type() for signature in _infer_signature(dataset[self.input_cols], "output", use_snowflake_identifiers=True)]
+                    # We can only infer the output types from the input types if the following two statemetns are true:
+                    # 1) All of the output types are the same. Otherwise, we still have to fall back to variant because `_sklearn_inference` only accepts one type.
+                    # 2) The length of the input columns equals the length of the output columns. Otherwise the transform will likely result in an `ARRAY`.
+                    if all(x == output_types[0] for x in output_types) and len(output_types) == len(self.output_cols):
+                        expected_dtype = convert_sp_to_sf_type(output_types[0])
+            
             output_df = self._batch_inference(
                 dataset=dataset,
                 inference_method="transform",

snowflake/ml/modeling/covariance/ledoit_wolf.py

@@ -529,6 +529,22 @@ class LedoitWolf(BaseTransformer):
                 # each row containing a list of values.
                 expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
 
+            # If we were unable to assign a type to this transform in the factory, infer the type here.
+            if expected_dtype == "":
+                # If this is a clustering transformer, if the number of output columns does not equal the number of clusters the response will be an "ARRAY"
+                if hasattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_clusters") and getattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_clusters") != len(self.output_cols):
+                    expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
+                # If this is a decomposition transformer, if the number of output columns does not equal the number of components the response will be an "ARRAY"
+                elif hasattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_components") and getattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_components") != len(self.output_cols):
+                    expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
+                else:
+                    output_types = [signature.as_snowpark_type() for signature in _infer_signature(dataset[self.input_cols], "output", use_snowflake_identifiers=True)]
+                    # We can only infer the output types from the input types if the following two statemetns are true:
+                    # 1) All of the output types are the same. Otherwise, we still have to fall back to variant because `_sklearn_inference` only accepts one type.
+                    # 2) The length of the input columns equals the length of the output columns. Otherwise the transform will likely result in an `ARRAY`.
+                    if all(x == output_types[0] for x in output_types) and len(output_types) == len(self.output_cols):
+                        expected_dtype = convert_sp_to_sf_type(output_types[0])
+            
             output_df = self._batch_inference(
                 dataset=dataset,
                 inference_method="transform",

snowflake/ml/modeling/covariance/min_cov_det.py

@@ -541,6 +541,22 @@ class MinCovDet(BaseTransformer):
                 # each row containing a list of values.
                 expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
 
+            # If we were unable to assign a type to this transform in the factory, infer the type here.
+            if expected_dtype == "":
+                # If this is a clustering transformer, if the number of output columns does not equal the number of clusters the response will be an "ARRAY"
+                if hasattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_clusters") and getattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_clusters") != len(self.output_cols):
+                    expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
+                # If this is a decomposition transformer, if the number of output columns does not equal the number of components the response will be an "ARRAY"
+                elif hasattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_components") and getattr(self._sklearn_object, "n_components") != len(self.output_cols):
+                    expected_dtype = "ARRAY"
+                else:
+                    output_types = [signature.as_snowpark_type() for signature in _infer_signature(dataset[self.input_cols], "output", use_snowflake_identifiers=True)]
+                    # We can only infer the output types from the input types if the following two statemetns are true:
+                    # 1) All of the output types are the same. Otherwise, we still have to fall back to variant because `_sklearn_inference` only accepts one type.
+                    # 2) The length of the input columns equals the length of the output columns. Otherwise the transform will likely result in an `ARRAY`.
+                    if all(x == output_types[0] for x in output_types) and len(output_types) == len(self.output_cols):
+                        expected_dtype = convert_sp_to_sf_type(output_types[0])
+            
             output_df = self._batch_inference(
                 dataset=dataset,
                 inference_method="transform",