Support non-simplicial complexes#26
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| def diagrams(self, simplices=None, show_inf=False, verbose=True, simplicial=True): | ||
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Could you help me understand why this one should default to true while the others default to false?
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My thought was that in all of the others, the simplicial complex is being generated in a way that we know it will be a simplicial complex. I thought it would be faster to pass False because we don't need to check it. My thought was not that the other ones are nonsimplicial, it's just that we don't need to assert that they are. For this one, we are generating the complex in a way that may not be simplicial. I assumed that most users would want the default behavior to be a simplicial complex, and they could choose to make something more subtle by passing simplicial=False
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