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JaggedArray.fromiter() functions fails for python lists about awkward-0.x HOT 2 CLOSED

sitongan commented on June 11, 2024

JaggedArray.fromiter() functions fails for python lists

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jpivarski commented on June 11, 2024

Sorry, I've been unable to reproduce it:

>>> import numpy
>>> import awkward
>>> numpy.__version__
'1.18.5'
>>> awkward.__version__      # not my development version; a fresh copy from conda-forge
'0.12.22'
>>> awkward.JaggedArray.fromiter([[20.2, 10.1, 30.3, 50.5], [50.5], [60]])
<JaggedArray [[20.2 10.1 30.3 50.5] [50.5] [60.0]] at 0x7fa44f193c90>
>>> awkward.fromiter([[20.2, 10.1, 30.3, 50.5], [50.5], [60]])
<JaggedArray [[20.2 10.1 30.3 50.5] [50.5] [60.0]] at 0x7fa44f193d50>

But hopefully that narrows down your search—you might not be using the versions you think you're using (particularly in Jupyter; it sometimes gets packages from an entirely different installation) or maybe there's something else going on.

If you're just starting a project, you might want to consider Awkward1.

>>> import awkward1 as ak
>>> ak.Array([[20.2, 10.1, 30.3, 50.5], [50.5], [60]])
<Array [[20.2, 10.1, 30.3, 50.5, ... [60]] type='3 * var * float64'>

There's a ak.from_awkward0 and ak.to_awkward0 and you can load both Awkward0 and Awkward1 in the same project, so you can make a gradual transition if necessary.

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sitongan commented on June 11, 2024

Confirmed that it's a versioning issue instead(sorry!), thanks!

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