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_set_buffercalls use positional arguments, contrary to thesdm/**/*.pyinstruction. Usename=andvalue=at each site.
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289-295: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winUse keyword arguments in changed multiline calls. The changed calls use positional arguments where the core-library path instruction requires keywords.
sdm/processing/numerical/power.py#L289-L295: name the_set_bufferand nested_optimize_lambdasarguments.sdm/processing/numerical/power.py#L280-L281: name the_set_bufferarguments.sdm/processing/categorical/count.py#L95-L96: name the_set_bufferarguments.sdm/processing/categorical/impute.py#L76-L77: name the_set_bufferarguments.sdm/processing/execution.py#L77-L79: name the initial-offset_set_bufferarguments.sdm/processing/execution.py#L140-L142: name the related-table-offset_set_bufferarguments.sdm/processing/execution.py#L186-L188: name the feature-offset_set_bufferarguments.As per path instructions, use “keyword arguments in multi-line calls.”
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Check the column counts of handled blocks directly instead of constructing active semantic-type sets. Fit PCA, RobustScale and ImputeMean through the existing buffer registration helper to avoid tracing attribute-assignment inspection. Validated graph capture and Inductor execution on PyTorch 2.14 with static, dynamic and batched inputs, missing values and checkpoint replay. The general check still encounters unsupported frozenset iteration in PyTorch 2.7 fullgraph mode; retain Standardize's specialized check so its existing support is unchanged. Signed-off-by: Ard <88337265+aw471@users.noreply.github.com>
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Processoris publicly exported, andhandles_stypeschanges fromfrozenset[Stype]totuple[Stype, ...]. The repository’s own contract test had to replaceactive_stypes - processor.handles_stypeswith.difference(...), because the tuple does not support the set operator. CONTRIBUTING requires thebreakinglabel for this incompatible public Python API change, but PR#1137has no labels.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Creating and fitting processors inside full-graph compiled code fails during tracing:
Column-type set operations block capture; iterating a
frozensetalso fails on PyTorch 2.7. Fitted-buffer assignment separately fails on 2.14 whilenn.Module.__setattr__inspectsregister_buffer(SourceFileLoader).Represent handled column types as immutable tuples, removing duplicates when combining processors. The shared check reads column counts directly, so Standardize now inherits it without a special override. Use the existing
_set_buffer()helper for fitted statistics and series offsets. Calculations and checkpoint persistence stay unchanged.handles_stypesnow returns a tuple; external callers using set operators on it need to use iterable-accepting set methods or convert it to a set.