Log UMAP arrays at trace verbosity level. #6274
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| if (ML::default_logger().should_log(ML::level_enum::debug)) { | ||
| CUML_LOG_DEBUG("Compute Membership Strength"); | ||
| if (ML::default_logger().should_log(ML::level_enum::trace)) { | ||
| CUML_LOG_TRACE("Compute Membership Strength"); |
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I think we should keep these at DEBUG level but put any actual arrays at trace level.
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Addressed in c6b6e36 .
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Reduce the UMAP logging verbosity. Avoids printing potentially large arrays.