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I see that there are a lot of print statements build into the library (e.g. print(f'Factorized version: lnA at time {t}: {lnA}') in pymdp/algos/mmp.py). It would be preferrable to use a canonical logging library. This is a little article making the case for using logging rather than raw print statements: https://www.loggly.com/blog/4-reasons-a-python-logging-library-is-much-better-than-putting-print-statements-everywhere/
print(f'Factorized version: lnA at time {t}: {lnA}')
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Thanks a lot for this suggestion @scott-carroll-verses-ai , will look into this :)
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I see that there are a lot of print statements build into the library (e.g.
print(f'Factorized version: lnA at time {t}: {lnA}')
in pymdp/algos/mmp.py). It would be preferrable to use a canonical logging library. This is a little article making the case for using logging rather than raw print statements: https://www.loggly.com/blog/4-reasons-a-python-logging-library-is-much-better-than-putting-print-statements-everywhere/The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: