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overhaul of input-output functionality #87
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Overall the IO changes seem good to go.
For the removal of logistic/expectation stuff, can we wait to remote them later? I think its easier to fix/complete them inside PCs and then move them to new package when ready (cause there is plenty overhead with setting up a new package)
I will also add the removed/commented slow tests later to slow test action we have (#88)
I agree it would be useful to already move the commented-out slow tests to the slow test functionality. For the logistic circuits, it didn't make sense to wait because the logistic circuit parser was removed from LogicCircuits.jl, and without it the expectations etc. don't work anyway. Better bite the bullet, and check out the older commit when making LogisticCircuits.jl in future. Also, who is maintaining the logistic circuit functionality? In the past we have never had that stuff functioning in Juice. |
Sounds good, we can merge this then. I can make the new package. I only wrote the parser to read logistic circuits. I think yitao wrote the paramter learning, we don't support anything else yet for logistic/regression circuits. |
I used the occasion for some general cleanup: