Thank you hv for your valued input.
Typos: compatator; tyhe; chargable (should be chargeable 1); "will random" => "will be random"; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS section misses a trailing full stop.
All corrected. I use Grammarly for all the writing I do. But it doesn't work in my text editor so doesn't correct errors in POD. Perhaps I need to copy POD into something Grammarly does check before uploading it.
returning the HTTP::Tiny response object on failure of various methods means...
Good point!
It was probably laziness on my part which could do with revisiting. It's on the ToDo List.
it seems strange to have the comparator be built in to the object.
I feel the term 'comparator' is unclear. But I cannot think of a better one!
When the compare method is called with two parameters, there is some processing of both to convert them into hashrefs. If one is feeding the same parameter to compare repeatedly many times, this processing can add up. So the comparator method does the conversion just once and stores the hashref to be compared to the single parameter fed to compare.
If you can suggest a better method name, that would be great.
Use of the word "homogeneous" is odd
I mean that one would not be interested in the discreet values of the array, only the array as a whole. Because the whole array needs to be stored as a whole and not as parts, it makes sense (to me at least) to have it as a "homogeneous" string of values. This is easy to store in a database.
Hope this helps. :)
Tremendously thank you :)
In reply to Re^2: RFC - Documentation Review
by Bod
in thread Please review documentation of my AI::Embedding module
by Bod
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