Return tuple instead of list from atleast_1d/2d/3d and ogrid#2965
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…the affected functions
…mPy still use list for the result from them
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Array API standard conformance tests for dpnp=0.21.0dev1=py313h509198e_28 ran successfully. |
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NumPy returns a tuple of arrays (not a list) from several functions that yield multiple arrays.
This PR aligns dpnp with that behavior.
What is done
dpnp.atleast_1d,dpnp.atleast_2d,dpnp.atleast_3danddpnp.ogridnow return a tuple of arrays instead of a list. Single-inputatleast_*dand single-sliceogridstill return a bare array, andmgridstill returns a single stacked array (matching NumPy).nonzero,where,ix_,tril_indices,triu_indices,unravel_index,unstack).The split family (
array_split,split,hsplit,vsplit,dsplit) andhistogramddstill return lists, matching current NumPy.