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Summary of Changes
Hello @VincentAuriau, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
This pull request introduces several small but impactful enhancements across the codebase. It refines the alea_carta
model's implementation by improving code clarity and optimizing certain TensorFlow operations. Concurrently, it modernizes the project's dependency management by adopting PEP 621 standards in pyproject.toml
and updating the Poetry lock file, ensuring a more robust and standardized build environment. Additionally, it sets up the example notebook to run on CPU by default.
Highlights
- Code Refinements in
alea_carta.py
: Improved docstrings for clarity, removed explicit GPU detection logic, and optimized array creation for efficiency. - Basket Utility Calculation Optimization: Replaced
tf.ragged
operations with a more directtf.gather
call incompute_batch_utility
for potentially better performance and simpler tensor handling. - Project Metadata Standardization: Migrated core and optional dependency definitions, as well as project URLs, to the PEP 621 standard within
pyproject.toml
. This enhances project configurability and maintainability. - Dependency Management Update: The Poetry version was upgraded, and dependency groups and markers were refined in
poetry.lock
to ensure a more consistent and robust development environment across different Python versions and platforms. - Notebook Environment Control: Added an explicit setting to force CPU execution for the
alea_carta.ipynb
notebook, preventing unintended GPU usage.
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Code Review
This pull request introduces several small enhancements. It refactors the pyproject.toml
to align with modern packaging standards (PEP 621), which is a great improvement. It also includes performance optimizations in alea_carta.py
by replacing ragged tensor operations with a more efficient dense tensor approach. Docstrings have been improved for clarity, and a notebook has been updated for better reproducibility.
I've left a couple of comments regarding code maintainability: one about removing a large block of commented-out code, and another about a potentially redundant section in pyproject.toml
. Overall, these are positive changes that improve the quality of the codebase.
[tool.setuptools] | ||
packages = ["choice_learn"] | ||
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This [tool.setuptools]
section seems redundant given that the build-backend
is poetry.core.masonry.api
. Poetry should automatically discover the choice_learn
package, and this section might be confusing as it will not be used by Poetry. If it's for a specific reason, a comment explaining it would be helpful. Otherwise, it could be removed.
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