Rodrigo Bermudez Schettino

In Python 3 `unichr` is not defined. `chr` should be used instead. https://stackoverflow.com/a/2352047/2227405

That should be cover avoided by this check but I'm getting the same error. https://github.com/axiros/terminal_markdown_viewer/blob/80f333ba51dc2f1dfa854e203d3374a112aecbd3/mdv/markdownviewer.py#L346-L347

> `rg unichr /usr/local/Cellar/mdv/1.6.3_1/libexec/lib/python3.7/site-packages/mdv` @ms4720 What is `rg`?

For reference, I just released the source code for my Pixel-Flipping/Region Perturbation implementation, which I developed under Grégoire's supervision. Repo: [rodrigobdz/lrp](https://github.com/rodrigobdz/lrp) - [Region Perturbation demo with different sort objectives](https://github.com/rodrigobdz/lrp/blob/a27661f650fc8a63eec355387ba3d69d6c3fda49/experiments/notebooks/4-region-perturbation/5-region-perturbation-all-objectives.ipynb)

@gburt Would you mind reviewing this PR? I also encountered the same issue and can confirm that the fix works well.

Thank you for the prompt reply, Christopher! ## Issue Reproduction The snippet above reproduces the instability with the following setup: - Model: ResNet50 - Composite: EpsilonGammaBox > Could you also...

Thank you all for taking the time to look into this issue so thoroughly. I am yet to go in detail through the snippets and some comments but I am...

**For reference only:** I just made public my LRP implementation [`lrp-pf-auc`](https://github.com/rodrigobdz/lrp) and I'd like to share these Jupyter notebooks ([1](https://github.com/rodrigobdz/lrp/blob/fbf86b7ea5d5d1db214f0b128df32847d71f37ca/experiments/notebooks/0-numerical-instability/numerical-instability.ipynb) and [2](https://github.com/rodrigobdz/lrp/blob/main/experiments/notebooks/0-numerical-instability/zennit-resnet-numerical-instability.ipynb)) with additional insights on the numerical instability.

@mark2185 Hiding the `filetree` would be an option for me. How can I hide it? I didn't find any CLI option to do so or any documentation in the readme....

You're right, I meant https://github.com/wagoodman/dive/issues/288. Thanks, Mark