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The documentation for the :axes option inNx.gather/3 can do with some clarification:
All the examples pertain to collecting subsets. The docs do not explain if and how you can collect scalars.
The list "nature" of :axes is not explained. All the examples have only a single axis in the list. What is the difference between axes: [0, 1] and axes: [1]?
The description "The :axes option controls which dimensions the indexes point to" can be cryptic to someone new to the library
(optional, potentially too verbose) An example of "leading axes" can be helpful to someone new.
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I'd be happy to send a PR except that these were issues (at least the first 2) that I encountered myself while reading the docs, i.e. I don't understand the :axes option. If you're okay with going back and forth a bit, so that I can understand the option, I'll send one in a few days. Or else, somebody else could address this?
The documentation for the
:axes
option inNx.gather/3
can do with some clarification::axes
is not explained. All the examples have only a single axis in the list. What is the difference betweenaxes: [0, 1]
andaxes: [1]
?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: