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@MattMonk had some nice visual stuff in his Python Amplitude Analysis documentation that allows him to generate call graphs and have them be interactive.
This is seen in https://pytorch-aman.docs.cern.ch/callgraphs/, which is great.
Most of the code that is required for this is found in here: https://gitlab.cern.ch/mmonk/pytorch_aman/-/blob/c2570983fe51fb4638b9d3ba50698307e867f3d6/python_fitter/docs/hooks.py
You should probably steal it and implement it in daqpytools, modularise it, and then actually use it in both drunc and daqpytools
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Description
@MattMonk had some nice visual stuff in his Python Amplitude Analysis documentation that allows him to generate call graphs and have them be interactive.
This is seen in https://pytorch-aman.docs.cern.ch/callgraphs/, which is great.
Most of the code that is required for this is found in here: https://gitlab.cern.ch/mmonk/pytorch_aman/-/blob/c2570983fe51fb4638b9d3ba50698307e867f3d6/python_fitter/docs/hooks.py
You should probably steal it and implement it in daqpytools, modularise it, and then actually use it in both drunc and daqpytools
Potential impact radius
Small/Isolated
Reason for change
No response
Suggested implementations
No response
Testing suggestions
No response
Anything else?
No response