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This is allowed by scipy.linalg.solve, so we might as well support it. It's already an allowed argument for pt.linalg.solve_trianguar, so it's weird that it's not allowed generally. It will also save a transpose Op in the gradients of solve, because we can do b_bar = solve(A, x_bar, transposed=True) instead of b_bar=solve(A.T, x_bar). I understand transpose is just a stride thing, but I'm a completionist.
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This is allowed by
scipy.linalg.solve
, so we might as well support it. It's already an allowed argument forpt.linalg.solve_trianguar
, so it's weird that it's not allowed generally. It will also save a transpose Op in the gradients of solve, because we can dob_bar = solve(A, x_bar, transposed=True)
instead ofb_bar=solve(A.T, x_bar)
. I understand transpose is just a stride thing, but I'm a completionist.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: