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Sage is not smart enough to understand what you want.
In the source code we can see it does handle list
s and tuple
s as single inputs, but not vectors.
As a workaround, you can do e.g.
sage: f(*inp)
or
sage: f(inp.list())
or
sage: f(tuple(inp))
It would be reasonable to report this as an issue (if it has not already been reported).