Adam Lewis
Adam Lewis
Sure, sounds great!
> Hey, does this still need to be done? I'm interested in working on it but this would be my first open-source contribution which is a little daunting. I think...
@Thenerdstation @mganahl Any thoughts on this? It does seem like important functionality, but I'm not sure how our contraction algorithms work well enough to comment directly.
This is indeed the intended behaviour, like it or not (as it was for kron), but I’m happy to change it. I don’t like silently converting dtypes if the backend...
If you just want to write tests, the various tests in linalg/tests demonstrate some workarounds. On Wed, Sep 9, 2020 at 5:47 PM Adam Lewis wrote: > > This is...
Pivot is actually implemented in AbstractBackend - I just wasn't sure whether the operation even really makes sense in the symmetric backend. Could you check AbstractBackend.pivot and see if it...
Ok, I started doing this but I don't understand how BlockSparse works well enough to write the test as it happens. It's probably good that I learn this at some...
It would be super cool if on CPU (or maybe just in NumPy) we could call this code, which is a drop-in replacement to the SciPy version that is apparently...
Upon a closer read the code in question only accepts dense matrices (which is weird because the C++ code is actually in terms of a matvec function). So that pretty...
This in particular happens when num_krylov_vecs is not supplied and the function is applied to too small an operator