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While it is possible to easily create a DiskDataset that does not have the X field populated, there are lots of places in the DiskDataset code that assume that it is.
There is a strong use case for being able to make DiskDataset objects with, say, just a y field. For doing inference on large datasets, it makes sense to create a DiskDataset to contain the resulting generated data, and the most reasonable place to put this is in the y field.
There are several places in the code this assumption is made; for example in get_shard() it's assumed that the X file is there. Notably, this is not checked for on DiskDataset creation.
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While it is possible to easily create a DiskDataset that does not have the X field populated, there are lots of places in the DiskDataset code that assume that it is.
There is a strong use case for being able to make DiskDataset objects with, say, just a y field. For doing inference on large datasets, it makes sense to create a DiskDataset to contain the resulting generated data, and the most reasonable place to put this is in the y field.
There are several places in the code this assumption is made; for example in get_shard() it's assumed that the X file is there. Notably, this is not checked for on DiskDataset creation.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: