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Showing some special arrays #83
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I will do this once i figure out CI/CD on my other PR. Once NDArray support is done, we can do the same for |
@Casper-Guo If you are planning to implement this on |
Sorry I didn’t meant checking as in writing test cases. I was asking where best to extract numpy function names and generate the appropriate Latex. The two linked PRs seem to do this in different files We will have a PR ready for this within the week Cc: @LakeBlair |
@odashi I just created a pull request for this feature. I wasn't too sure the best place to implement this feature so I added them to visit_call() in function_codegen.py. Could you review? |
@LakeBlair I checked it now. Overall it looks great, but it also requires some refactoring to support complete syntax and error handling. If you are okay, I will fix remaining things on behalf of you. |
@odashi I added a generalization for np.zeros function, please check my most recent commit. Additionally, for your second bullet point
I‘d love to implement a complete check for the subtree structure. Do you know in which file(s) I can find a similar example for such implementation? |
Okay, let's move onto the pull request to continue the discussion. |
Ref: #78
We can also support showing some special array functions as a fixed, well-known form. For example,$\mathbf{0}$ or $\mathbf{0}^{2 \times 3}$
ndarray.zeros((2, 3))
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