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Clearly it is reasonable to expect the results to be normalized relative to the matrix B. This however does not happen
since the designation of the matrices as symmetric is lost due to explicittransform being set internally to :shiftinvert.
This is a violation of backward compatibility.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Also, allowing explicit transform to happen appears to carry with it a significant performance penalty. In the above case the execution time more than doubled.
I have two symmetric PD sparse matrices, and I call
Clearly it is reasonable to expect the results to be normalized relative to the matrix
B
. This however does not happensince the designation of the matrices as symmetric is lost due to
explicittransform
being set internally to:shiftinvert
.This is a violation of backward compatibility.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: