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Add search notation by chaining properties to path search in graph.
For example, find all output hypothesis starting with Ks where:
Ks with ks_inputs in [3,4], then for all ksars have ks_status.
Example code: Ks.search().ks_inputs([3,4]).ks_status(1).output_hypotheses
Ks.search().ks_inputs.ks_status.output_hypotheses
Using existing functions for path search, adopt dot notation for chaining values: Node._path_search(preds={hasKsInputs, hasKsStatus, hasOutputHypotheses})
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Add search notation by chaining properties to path search in graph.
For example, find all output hypothesis starting with Ks where:
Ks with ks_inputs in [3,4], then for all ksars have ks_status.
Example code:
Ks.search().ks_inputs([3,4]).ks_status(1).output_hypotheses
Ks.search().ks_inputs.ks_status.output_hypotheses
Using existing functions for path search, adopt dot notation for chaining values:
Node._path_search(preds={hasKsInputs, hasKsStatus, hasOutputHypotheses})
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: