Jutho
Jutho
I know this has been a very long time, but I've looked again at this recently. I tried changing the strategy and indeed only select a number of eigenvalues. However,...
No that is not supported. TensorOperations is rather restricted. It was motivated by physics applications and only handles expressions which can be thought of as being basis independent. I guess...
This would indeed be a possibility which I have also considered, but I have not implemented it yet. Maybe at some point. One issue that holds me back is how...
It seems that these are not subtypes of `AbstractArray`. As such, TensorOperations cannot work with them out of the box. If the array/tensor types used by these packages can be...
I am pretty new to the topic of computation graphs and automatic differentiation, but I am very interested in it and would like to explore it further. In particular, how...
I am a bit confused or missing something: if the overloaded method accepts both `A` and `C` as wrapper arrays, i.e. `TrackedArray`, then the `$dst` variable will be the `TrackedArray`,...
I agree that removing the final `$dst` or `$symC` is harmless, or at least should be. In what sense are `TrackedArray`s immutable. Many array wrappers are `struct` types, i.e. immutable,...
TensorOperations only accepts strict Einstein summation, i.e. every summation index should only appear exactly twice. The fact that you don't get an error is indeed a bug in TensorOperations; one...
The problem with generalizing the index notation is that it is not really all that well defined. I have a vague plan to implement a more general / completely different...
In light of your recent work with @under-Peter I thought some more about 'star contractions', but I still don't understand its importance. You don't encounter these types of contractions in...