Matt Newville
Matt Newville
@fusiongyro I think that Lambda would "just" create a function with the one line of code in it, run that function, keep the result, and don't save that function definition....
@erik-mansson At first pass, it all looks very helpful. I'm on travel this week, so I won't be able to look at it closely for a while, but I think...
@erik-mansson fixed in the master branch.
@damamaty That seems okay to me. Does "cpl mins" mean "couple of minutes"? Anyway, I don't quite see this as a serious problem.
@damamaty Huh? What does `__repr__` have to do with it? Should I know what you expected to happen? As it turns out, I don't. Why would anyone create a list...
@eendebakpt thanks, looks very interesting. I am traveling and may not be able to review this sufficiently for a few weeks. I am not ignoring, just may not get too...
@eendebakpt Thanks again, this looks like an impressive speedup. I am not actually concerned about the `coverage` report -- that's informative but does not really signal an error, especially with...
@cackovic Sure, I guess that would be OK to all restricting more node types. There are 41 node types in `ALL_NODES`, but `Interpreter` only lets 12 of those get turned...
@Tillsten Thanks very much for this -- I think it looks good. If @reneeotten has no objection, I propose that we merge this.
@reneeotten Thanks! And yes, I believe the idea that `root_scaler` is both the "more recent, supported" root-finding method, and that `toms748` is almost always faster (# of function calls) than...