Truncate numpy arrays with ndim >= 2 so that the total printed does not exceed max_seq_len #63
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When I tried to pretty-print an array I was working with,
np.eye(100)
, it took a large number of lines! It turns outmax_seq_len
is the maximum subsequence length and that ndarrays are being considered simply as nested lists. I altered this behavior: for ndarrays wherendim
>= 2, a temporaryctx_new.max_seq_len
is determined for each print, which is the maximum subsequence lengthl
such thatnp.prod(np.minimum(l, value.shape))
<=ctx.max_seq_len
. It is determined through binary search (following the pseudocode here).