I'm currently working with a signature of `visualize(expr, collapse_small=True,
node_attr_dict = {})` where `node_attr_dict` is `Expr->Dict[str, str]` with
kwargs for node.
(And yeah, I know about the lint-complaint regarding mutuable objects as
default values.)
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One use case I have for a visualizer is to visualize the partitioning output in
BYOC flow. Right now I'd check the output by eye-balling the text rep, but I
wish there could be easier way than that.
It would be great if I could visualize the entire graph, with partitioned
functions color cod
I'm a bit hesitant to comment here, but it looks like the PR from this
discussion is stalled. I wonder if part of that is that the RelayViz
abstraction is too ambitious at this point.
I got to this question after I have been looking at adapting the visualization
from the starting from the PR
Thanks for the great proposal. @hcho3, I followed your [script in
github](https://github.com/hcho3/relayviz) and noticed it missed a case when
operator being "Call"ed is a function.
Adding some code within "Call" condition can generate graph with each function
singled out.
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