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It's a really minor thing, but displaying InvertedIndexIterator as Not (cf. this line) made it really hard for me to find out how to convert an inverted index to a normal one...
julia> r
3×3 Array{Float64,2}:0.1038250.2877490.7209870.08685320.9383570.4456910.5265850.7531240.0108292
julia>to_indices(r, (Not(2), :)) # huh?
(Not(2), Base.Slice(Base.OneTo(3)))
julia>collect(to_indices(r, (Not(2), :))[1]) # aha! this is _not_ Not!2-element Array{Int64,1}:13
I agree that it's somewhat superior to writing out the whole word InvertedIndexIterator, but the confusion with InvertedIndex is there. Perhaps add the picks to the printout?
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It's a really minor thing, but displaying
InvertedIndexIterator
asNot
(cf. this line) made it really hard for me to find out how to convert an inverted index to a normal one...I agree that it's somewhat superior to writing out the whole word
InvertedIndexIterator
, but the confusion withInvertedIndex
is there. Perhaps add thepicks
to the printout?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: