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Currently it's possible to have a dataset where any of mazes_objs, mazes_tokens, and mazes_array are None. It would be nice if we could always rely on these representations being present.
I think a nice way to do this would be to choose one of these as the "canonical" representation, and have that be the only version that is actually stored. Then the other representations could be provided by functions that convert from the canonical version as needed. This should help tidy up __init__ too as right now there is a lot of code in there for converting between these formats.
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Currently it's possible to have a dataset where any of
mazes_objs
,mazes_tokens
, andmazes_array
areNone
. It would be nice if we could always rely on these representations being present.I think a nice way to do this would be to choose one of these as the "canonical" representation, and have that be the only version that is actually stored. Then the other representations could be provided by functions that convert from the canonical version as needed. This should help tidy up
__init__
too as right now there is a lot of code in there for converting between these formats.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: