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Add support for np.diag_indices() and np.diag_indices_from() #9115
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Add implementation, support for both functions
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Support for np.diag_indices() and np.diag_indices_from() is added. |
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Numba has a function called
tuple_setitem
fromcpython/unsafe/tuple.py
where you can use to set items in a tuple at runtime.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Hi @guilhermeleobas, thank you for your suggestion. The only issue with this implementation is that the array elements that are being returned are immutable, which is different to what the NumPy function
np.diagflat
returns:Returns
Another issue is that your proposed implementation implicitly assumes that
ndim
is equal to 2 at runtime by settingtup_init = (np.arange(1),) * 2
. Hence, the following code:throws a segmentation fault.
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Oh, I know. My code was just an example on how to use
tuple_setitem