Corrected the documentation at https://docs.superduperdb.com/docs/docs/minimum_working_example

[frozenmafia]

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[blythed]

@frozenmafia thanks for the contribution!
I think you still need to add the Encoder right?

[frozenmafia]

@frozenmafia thanks for the contribution! I think you still need to add the Encoder right?
Yes, but when I use encoder I get this error.

[blythed]

@frozenmafia thanks for the contribution! I think you still need to add the Encoder right?
Yes, but when I use encoder I get this error.

db.execute(c.insert_many(), encoders=(e,))

[blythed]

@frozenmafia thanks for the contribution! I think you still need to add the Encoder right?
Yes, but when I use encoder I get this error.

db.execute(c.insert_many(), encoders=(e,))

(We changed this)

[frozenmafia]

@blythed I am sorry , I think I have misunderstood something.I followed from here . I do not know what that e means.
If I use encoders it tells that it is an unexpected keyword argument. Here is the link

import numpy as np
from mongomock import MongoClient
from superduperdb.base.document import Document as D
from superduperdb.components.model import Model
from superduperdb.ext.numpy import array
from superduperdb.backends.mongodb.query import Collection
import superduperdb as s

db = s.superduper(MongoClient().documents)
collection = Collection('docs')

a = array('float64', shape=(32,))
db.add(a)

db.execute(
    collection.insert_many([
        D({'x': a(np.random.randn(32))})
        for _ in range(100)
    ])
)

model = Model(
    identifier='test-model',
    object=lambda x: x + 1,
    encoder=a,
)

model.predict(X='x', db=db, select=collection.find())

print(db.execute(collection.find_one()))

[blythed]

@blythed I am sorry , I think I have misunderstood something.I followed from here . I do not know what that e means. If I use encoders it tells that it is an unexpected keyword argument. Here is the link

import numpy as np
from mongomock import MongoClient
from superduperdb.base.document import Document as D
from superduperdb.components.model import Model
from superduperdb.ext.numpy import array
from superduperdb.backends.mongodb.query import Collection
import superduperdb as s

db = s.superduper(MongoClient().documents)
collection = Collection('docs')

a = array('float64', shape=(32,))
db.add(a)

db.execute(
    collection.insert_many([
        D({'x': a(np.random.randn(32))})
        for _ in range(100)
    ])
)

model = Model(
    identifier='test-model',
    object=lambda x: x + 1,
    encoder=a,
)

model.predict(X='x', db=db, select=collection.find())

print(db.execute(collection.find_one()))

Sorry I meant encoders=(a,).

[frozenmafia]

@blythed I have seen my mistake . There was some error in the bracket. I have corrected that and updated the code.

[blythed]

Great first contribution @frozenmafia! Keep it coming!