Add input validation in predict() for feature shape and NaN handling#561
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This PR improves the robustness of the
predict()method by adding input validation for feature shape and NaN values.Xis converted to a 2D NumPy array(n_samples, 1)n_features_)Previously,
predict()could silently accept invalid inputs (e.g., incorrect shape or NaN values), leading to unexpected behavior or errors deeper in the pipeline. This change aligns the behavior with standard practices in libraries like scikit-learn and improves usability.