alias chex.PRNGKey to jax.Array #307
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alias chex.PRNGKey to jax.Array
Starting with jax v0.4.16 and going forward,
jax.Arrayis the correct type annotation for both new-style and old-style PRNG keys in JAX (see JEP 9263 for details)Note that
jax.random.KeyArrayhas been aliased toAnyunder TYPE_CHECKING, and so this change will make existing annotations far more strict than they were previously.