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[ON_HOLD] Additional utility helper to check structure of the sample_domain array #105

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The checker makes sure that each domain label is used either as a source or as a target, except for the 'lodo' packing (for which we check that subsets are of the equal size).

@kachayev kachayev added enhancement New feature or request domain-aware api labels Feb 23, 2024
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@rflamary rflamary changed the title Additional utility helper to check structure of the sample_domain array [ON_HOLD] Additional utility helper to check structure of the sample_domain array Feb 27, 2024
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