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The (extra) attribute-value pairs of a record have set-like behaviour, i.e. entity(ex:a, [ex:v=2, ex:v=2]) is considered equivalent to entity(ex:a, [ex:v=2]). Therefore, attribute-value pairs are stored in a set by prov.model.
However, when adding values to a set, Python considers 2 (int) and 2.0 (float) the same, resulting only one values retained in the set.
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The (extra) attribute-value pairs of a record have set-like behaviour, i.e.
entity(ex:a, [ex:v=2, ex:v=2])
is considered equivalent toentity(ex:a, [ex:v=2])
. Therefore, attribute-value pairs are stored in a set by prov.model.However, when adding values to a set, Python considers 2 (int) and 2.0 (float) the same, resulting only one values retained in the set.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: