Ilhan Polat

Indeed, I am very much all in for redesigning certain items if the codebase left us quite behind. The DifferentialEquations.jl is an example of how a specialized task force can...

One thing we have to be careful about stability statement is that though they are stable, they are fantastically old and use outdated ways of doing things in the absence...

I don't know if we have any actively maintained new fortran code (maybe PRIMA will be if we manage to link it) so probably we would need to experience it...

Yes BLIS is in my radar. I need to spare some time and see how we can find a fitting LAPACK for it. In the meantime, Rust folks are also...

@gertingold Thank you for this analysis. In the meantime, #19587 is ready to go. Hence if you have any changes that resolves this issue please let us know and I'll...

> First, I would like to apologize for not having worked on this issue for some time because of other duties. No problem at all. Please take your time. >...

can you just run this on your platform ```python import numpy as np import scipy.linalg as la X = np.zeros([90, 1], dtype=np.float64) y = np.array([ -1220.63333333, -1168.63333333, -904.63333333, -618.63333333, -14.63333333,...

Yes nice. That code should give you ``` (array([0.]), array([], dtype=float64), 0, array([0.])) ``` as a result. So something is not right with your NumPy/SciPy installation because -7 indicates the...

I don't know anything about RISC versions. But, stating the obvious terrible attempt, I would uninstall numpy scipy scikit-learn and reinstall numpy scipy and scikit-learn and other package in this...

Nevermind my OpenMP comment in the issue tracker, here there is a job also x86 but python 3.8 that didn't fail. I still don't know how to reproduce this without...