Out of interest, I'm thinking how this sort of method works if you ignore the semi-arbitrary distinction between your own code and other libraries. If, say, an array class is used everywhere, wouldn't that look like a bad pattern on the dependency graph? Or is there a way to read the graph that tells you that your pervasive use of np.array is still appropriately decoupled?
Out of interest, I'm thinking how this sort of method works if you ignore the semi-arbitrary distinction between your own code and other libraries. If, say, an array class is used everywhere, wouldn't that look like a bad pattern on the dependency graph? Or is there a way to read the graph that tells you that your pervasive use of np.array is still appropriately decoupled?