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* This release includes wheels for Python 3.13. Free-threading mode is not yet
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supported.
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* Breaking changes
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* `jax_pmap_no_rank_reduction` flag is set to `True` by default.
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* array[0] on a pmap result now introduces a reshape (use array[0:1]
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instead).
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* The per-shard shape (accessable via jax_array.addressable_shards or
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jax_array.addressable_data(0)) now has a leading (1, ...). Update code
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that directly accesses shards accordingly. The rank of the per-shard-shape
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now matches that of the global shape which is the same behavior as jit.
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This avoids costly reshapes when passing results from pmap into jit.
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* Deprecations
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* In {func}`jax.numpy.trim_zeros`, non-arraylike arguments or arraylike
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arguments with `ndim != 1` are now deprecated, and in the future will result
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`jax.jit(fn).trace(*args, **kwargs).lower(lowering_platforms=('tpu',)).compiler_ir('hlo')`.
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* {class}`jax.ShapeDtypeStruct` no longer accepts the `named_shape` argument.
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The argument was only used by `xmap` which was removed in 0.4.31.
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* `jax.tree.map(f, None, non-None)`, which previously emitted a
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`DeprecationWarning`, now raises an error in a future version of jax. `None`
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is only a tree-prefix of itself. To preserve the current behavior, you can
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ask `jax.tree.map` to treat `None` as a leaf value by writing:
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`jax.tree.map(lambda x, y: None if x is None else f(x, y), a, b, is_leaf=lambda x: x is None)`.
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* Bug fixes
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* Fixed a bug where {func}`jax.numpy.cumsum` would produce incorrect outputs
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@ -62,14 +77,6 @@ See the 0.4.33 release notes for more details.
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C++ and CUDA code from JAX.
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* Changes
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* `jax_pmap_no_rank_reduction` flag is set to `True` by default.
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* array[0] on a pmap result now introduces a reshape (use array[0:1]
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instead).
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* The per-shard shape (accessable via jax_array.addressable_shards or
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jax_array.addressable_data(0)) now has a leading (1, ...). Update code
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that directly accesses shards accordingly. The rank of the per-shard-shape
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now matches that of the global shape which is the same behavior as jit.
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This avoids costly reshapes when passing results from pmap into jit.
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* `jax_enable_memories` flag is set to `True` by default.
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* {mod}`jax.numpy` now supports v2023.12 of the Python Array API Standard.
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See {ref}`python-array-api` for more information.
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import jax
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from jax import flatten_util
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from jax import tree_util
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from jax._src.lib import xla_extension_version
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from jax._src import test_util as jtu
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from jax._src.tree_util import flatten_one_level, prefix_errors
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import jax.numpy as jnp
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({"a": 1, "b": (2, 3)}, {"a": [7], "b": ([8], (9,))}, [[7], [8], (9,)]),
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({"a": 1}, {"a": (7,)}, [(7,)]),
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({"a": 1}, {"a": {"a": 7}}, [{"a": 7}]),
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(None, None, [])
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)
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def testFlattenUpTo(self, tree, xs, expected):
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_, tree_def = tree_util.tree_flatten(tree)
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[([1], (2,), {"a": [1]})],
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re.escape("Custom node type mismatch"),
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),
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*(
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[]
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if xla_extension_version < 288
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else [(None, [2], re.escape("Expected None, got [2]."))]
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),
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)
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def testFlattenUpToErrors(self, tree, xs, error):
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_, tree_def = tree_util.tree_flatten(tree)
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