Add hasHeader flag in ColumnInference function - #4922
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Rather late, but LGTM.
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This change will only affect the internal API.
when hasHeader is true, AutoML will use the column name from dataset's header to indicate label/userId/itemId. else, it will use the default column name
col{i}to indicate those information