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Implement more complete JSON serialization for sympy #2014
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- Add support for the types needed to make linear combinations in sympy - Use a stricter pandas equality check in the tests - Handle pd.Index and pd.MultiIndex recursively - Fix index type not being preserved and multi-index just not working - Fix column index name being lost - Separate testing of external/builtin json round tripping from testing of cirq stuff Part of #2014
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- Add support for the types needed to make linear combinations in sympy - Use a stricter pandas equality check in the tests - Handle pd.Index and pd.MultiIndex recursively - Fix index type not being preserved and multi-index just not working - Fix column index name being lost - Separate testing of external/builtin json round tripping from testing of cirq stuff Part of #2014
More support has been added for simple math. Do we have more we'd like to add? I'd recommend we close until we see if there is more complicated math that starts showing up that we need to serialize. |
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#2014 has been fixed and the following code snippet now works as expected. ```python >>> import cirq, sympy >>> circuit = cirq.Circuit(cirq.rx(sympy.Symbol('theta')).on(cirq.NamedQubit("q"))) >>> cirq.testing.assert_json_roundtrip_works(circuit) # works. ```
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quantumlib#2014 has been fixed and the following code snippet now works as expected. ```python >>> import cirq, sympy >>> circuit = cirq.Circuit(cirq.rx(sympy.Symbol('theta')).on(cirq.NamedQubit("q"))) >>> cirq.testing.assert_json_roundtrip_works(circuit) # works. ```
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Follow up to #1880 (review)
It would be ideal if sympy itself had a serialization format. However, the most promising candidate
srepr
looks to be horribly unsafe to parse on untrusted input.#1880 adds support for
sympy.Symbol
, but we'll probably need support for more constructs; at least arithmeticThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: