Mario Lezcano Casado
Mario Lezcano Casado
Would that remove all these ``? I reckon that all those are not necessary. Also, note that the background color would need to be different for the two backgrounds that...
Python uses the lexicographic order, same as C++ and most languages really.
Proposal: add APIs for getting and setting elements via a list of indices (i.e., `take`, `put`, etc)
nit. we also have [`put_`](https://pytorch.org/docs/stable/generated/torch.Tensor.put_.html) in PyTorch (but not `put`...)
Proposal: add APIs for getting and setting elements via a list of indices (i.e., `take`, `put`, etc)
Some thoughts on @honno's points 1. I think that's because all those objects are array_likes in NumPy. The same happens for any function that accepts an array in NumPy. 2....
Proposal: add APIs for getting and setting elements via a list of indices (i.e., `take`, `put`, etc)
Broadcasting indices should give, by definition, repeated indices, which should invoke UB (which value is written to the index 0 in your example?).
@vfdev-5 do we really want to close this one?
This one should probably be closed
I think there was already an open issue discussing this, but I have not been able to find it. cc @anjali411 The api for this would simply one where, if...
Alas, I don't have access to the book. The wiki page gives 2 possible definitions for the Complex multivariate normal distribution. Could you have a look and see if the...
Just to be sure, are you saying that the definition of the book is what they call "Complex standard normal random vector" in wikipedia, or the one that I'm referring...