fix: Add % support for num_points param in plotting methods()#243
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fix: Add % support for num_points param in plotting methods()#243montanarograziano wants to merge 3 commits intofunctime-org:mainfrom
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This removed one unnecessary collect()
Ceiled the computation to avoid 0 as result
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Ciao Graziano, thanks for the PR, Should have time to review tomorrow. Sorry for the late reply but this week was tough! |
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Fixes #236.
What does this implement/fix? Explain your changes.
num_pointsin plotting methods now is either float or int, and behaves accordingly.If it's a float, the number of selected points is computed as:
ceil(num_points * y.select(pl.len()).item())Any other comments?
I'm not sure how to write unit tests (and if they are necessary) for this feature, as it's just a small math computation.