feat(dataset): add Dataset.filter to create a new dataset instance with filtered data
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ireneisdoomed
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Dataset.filter to create a new dataset instance with filtered data
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The new
Dataset.filterutil was a request of @DSuveges. It is useful to apply filters on the data while maintaining the datatype.Important to note that this solutions creates different versions (instances) of the dataset. More specifically, as many instances as filters we apply.
I've added the method to the User Guide docs.