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This PR closes #596 in a fairly simple way: if all of the inputs are GCXS arrays and they have the same compression, it will return the output with the same compression. I just do this by storing a
kwargs
dictionary during the_Elemwise
initialization.A further enhancement that I'm exploring: if the
ufunc
has a single input, we could avoid the conversion toCOO
entirely, as well as skip some other checks. In this case we know that our argument is sparse (or we wouldn't be creating this class) and we know that it "broadcasts" to the same shape. The things to consider are the potential keywords for the ufunc:where
,out
, etc.