Make stack and concatenate compliant with numpy naming. #850
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Thanks, let's go for this in 0.14 |
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This PR changes the naming used for stack/concatenate to be compliant with the one from numpy. In particular:
stackfunction and macro are now aliases tostack_new_axis. They join the arrays along a new axis.stackfunction is now moved to theconcatenatefunction. It is used to join the arrays along the existing axis.stackfunction and macro are no longer deprecated.This change is not backward-compatible and should be released within 0.14.