How to for embedding op with categorify from scratch #1827
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This PR adds a test that illustrates how to use pretrained embeddings and how to reuse a categorify operator to either categorify data to what an item map, or categorify an item map to data that was already fitted in a workflow. It shows how to take that all the way to the dataloader where we can use it to load in embeddings for new data presented.
Requires the following core pr NVIDIA-Merlin/core#337