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Maybe this is outside the intended use case and you only intended that ndarrays with the same length and same underlying buffer format get compared. Nevertheless, having more robust falsiness behavior would make it easier to instrument and test modules.
I think there are other things. I will update this issue as I find them. I will also try to fix them.
UPDATE:
I am just going to implement my own equals method, since that would be faster/easier for me.
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I have been encountering various problems with ops.equals when running tests for my own ndarray modules.
Different lengths seem to play a role. I wrote the following test and it fails:
Maybe this is outside the intended use case and you only intended that ndarrays with the same length and same underlying buffer format get compared. Nevertheless, having more robust falsiness behavior would make it easier to instrument and test modules.
I think there are other things. I will update this issue as I find them. I will also try to fix them.
UPDATE:
I am just going to implement my own equals method, since that would be faster/easier for me.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: