hi, so i have a huge algorithm that has cana at its core but recently had to re-create my conda environment for this project and hence installed a newer version of cana. it turns out that there have been a bunch of changes to cana, including to the function arguments. one of the functions i used in my code was input_symmetry and i used it like so: n.input_symmetry(norm=False) and n.input_symmetry(norm=True), where n is a boolean node. however, the new syntax for input_symmetry is
input_symmetry(self, aggOp, kernel)
with the documentation not updated. could you advise what's the equivalent of input_symmetry(norm=False) and n.input_symmetry(norm=True) in the new syntax?
thank you,
stas
hi, so i have a huge algorithm that has cana at its core but recently had to re-create my conda environment for this project and hence installed a newer version of cana. it turns out that there have been a bunch of changes to cana, including to the function arguments. one of the functions i used in my code was
input_symmetryand i used it like so:n.input_symmetry(norm=False)andn.input_symmetry(norm=True), wherenis a boolean node. however, the new syntax forinput_symmetryisinput_symmetry(self, aggOp, kernel)with the documentation not updated. could you advise what's the equivalent of
input_symmetry(norm=False)andn.input_symmetry(norm=True)in the new syntax?thank you,
stas