Fix ImportError and SyntaxWarnings#9
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- Implemented `get_loader` factory in `xtheta/data/loaders.py` to handle generic datasets and directories. - Converted LaTeX string literals in `xtheta/visualization/plots.py` to raw strings to avoid `SyntaxWarning` for invalid escape sequences. - Verified fixes with `pytest` and script execution.
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This PR addresses two issues reported in the X-Theta framework:
ImportErrorinscripts/run_open_data_validation.pycaused by a missingget_loaderfunction inxtheta/data/loaders.py. I implementedget_loaderas a factory function that returns a loader capable of iterating through files and directories.SyntaxWarningmessages inxtheta/visualization/plots.pyregarding invalid escape sequences in LaTeX strings used for plot labels and titles. I converted these to raw strings (r'...'orrf'...') to properly handle backslashes.Verification:
pytest tests/ -v).scripts/generate_paper1_artifacts.pyruns without warnings.scripts/run_open_data_validation.pysuccessfully processed a mock generic dataset.PR created automatically by Jules for task 12585272609932296928 started by @divyang4481