Misc. fixes #196
Misc. fixes #196
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* destructure lambda function args * don't use zip(): mapreduce support multi-arg functions
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I would first merge the different branches into devel, and then later merge devel -> main to make releases. |
I changed the target branch to Also, I am a bit confused about JuliaFormatter check during the unit test -- it looks like |
avoids full evalulation when the end result is known
use dict for faster observed-to-specified matches
* introduce ArrayParamsMap type for clarity * annotate types of the corresp. RAMMatrices fields * remove cartesian indexing since it is not used * rename get_parameter_indices() into array_parameters_map() * use the single pass over the array for performance
to match julia naming convention
no declarations, so import is not required
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Thank you for reviewing! I have fixed those lines, the unit tests pass, so it is ready to go from my side. |
Maximilian-Stefan-Ernst
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Nice, good changes! I wanted to have Formatter in the unit tests because I recently made some PRs to another repo, and they had it in their unit tests, which is quite nice because I would have forgotten a thousand times to format before opening the PR if it did not remind me - but having it as a warning is a bit nicer, I agree. W.r.t. to the tests when opening a PR to devel: the way I intended it is that the "CI" should run instead of "CI_extended" - I will check if/why this does not work. |
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Ah, fixed the CI - now, when opening a PR to devel, the "CI" should run. The only real difference to "CI_extended" is that it only runs on Ubuntu and it also constructs the tested models piece by piece, if I remember correctly - so I thought the normal CI is enough for developing, only when something should be merged into main to make a release, we test on every OS (because normally I don't want to wait the eternity it takes to test on MacOS^^). |
This is the first round of cherry-picking from #193: mostly typo fixes and some cosmetic cleanups.
Many of these changes, in particular around RAMMatrix and objective/gradient/hessian evaluation, would be later superseded by more substantial refactorings (they should be easier to cherry-pick into future PRs, once this one is landed).