MAINT: sparse: change coo_matrix.indices to coo_matrix.coords #20003
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perimosocordiae
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Feb 2, 2024
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Good catch -- I didn't think enough about docs and comments. But I suspect that its better that you make those calls anyway. I've made those changes. |
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To avoid confusion between formats, the recently implemented attribute name
indicesfor COO format is changed in this PR tocoords.This is a public attribute, but did not exist in 1.12, so merging this before 1.13 will not have any backward compatibility issues.
The CSR/CSC formats already use the attribute name
indices. So while the wordindicesis fine for COO, it may cause confusion between compressed and COO especially when working with both, converting etc. The namecoordsis arguably better anyway because it matches the "COO" of the COO format name. Both words seem to mean the same thing in English.