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[fix] Sample.rollout_routed_expert type hint#562

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[fix] Sample.rollout_routed_expert type hint#562
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Infer type hint from testing code, may need review.

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This pull request refines the type definition within the Sample class by correcting the type hint for the rollout_routed_experts attribute. The change from a nested list to a numpy.ndarray ensures that the type declaration accurately reflects the expected data structure, thereby enhancing type safety and clarity for components that interact with this specific data.

Highlights

  • Type Hint Correction: Updated the type hint for the rollout_routed_experts attribute within the Sample class from list[list[int]] to numpy.ndarray. This change aligns the type definition with the actual data structure used, improving type accuracy and code readability.
  • Dependency Addition: Added the import numpy statement to miles/utils/types.py to support the newly introduced numpy.ndarray type hint.
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  • miles/utils/types.py
    • Changed the type hint for Sample.rollout_routed_experts from list[list[int]] to numpy.ndarray.
    • Added import numpy to the file to support the new type hint.
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  • The author inferred the correct type hint by referencing existing testing code, indicating a data-driven approach to type correction.
  • The author explicitly requested a review for the change, highlighting a desire for validation and feedback on the type inference.
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This pull request correctly updates the type hint for rollout_routed_experts from list[list[int]] to numpy.ndarray, which is more specific and helpful. My review includes a suggestion to follow the standard Python convention of importing numpy as np to improve code consistency and readability.

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