Add elimination algorithms mcs, rcm, and mmd.
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I saw the issue with |
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More algorithms here. |
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Hi, acknowledged thanks -- will look soon. Thanks for the contribution, more elimination algorithms are definitely good! |
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Verson |
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Update: I haven't forgotten -- been extra busy here with passing of a family member. Looking to work through this during travel this weekend. Apologies for the delay. |
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I am sorry to hear that. Please take your time! |
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This pull request adds some additional elimination algorithms:
mcs: maximum cardinality searchrcm: reverse Cuthill-Mckeemmd: multiple minimum degreeThe first two algorithms were implemented by me, and the third was taken from Sparspak.jl and lightly edited. The third algorithm, in particular, is quite good: it was the state of the practice before AMD, and it has the advantage of being MIT licensed.