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Convert DimensionReductionMethod to a class instead of enum#94

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Convert DimensionReductionMethod to a class instead of enum#94
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@lisitsyn lisitsyn requested a review from iglesias May 6, 2024 13:44
bool needs_features;
};

static const KFDTraits RequiresKernel{true, false, false};
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Maybe here consider std::bitset<3>, it will look a bit more concise, I think particularly below in the lookup with traits.test(i) instead of std::get<i>(traits). Although for readability or expressiveness below, probably a struct with three names fields would be preferable. I think all three are good and probably prefer the bitset one most :-)

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iglesias commented May 6, 2024

This is a nice cleanup, substituting the METHOD_THAT_NEEDS... and IF_NEEDS.... Cool!

{ \
throw unsupported_method_error("Features callback is missed"); \
} \
if (method.is(X)) { \
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Could this be method == X so that Method::is(const Method&) is not needed? Just wild-asking, it can be that the method is required in other parts of the code. I was thinking toward removing Method or at least the inheritance relationship there for a bit more of code reduction.

@lisitsyn lisitsyn merged commit 2ceea82 into main May 6, 2024
@lisitsyn lisitsyn deleted the refactor/dr-methods branch May 6, 2024 15:42
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