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Relevant outcomes also must be propagated
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Dear Professor,
I hope this email finds you well. I’m writing to express my sincere appreciation for your paper, " Multi-stage neural networks: Function approximator of machineprecision". The insig…
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Recently I discovered that hashing higher-dimensional arrays is faster when flatting them first.
```julia
using BenchmarkTools
@benchmark hash($rand(512)) # 8.072 μs
@benchmark hash($rand(…
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AFAICS, currently only Float64 numbers can be handled.
It would be good to have support for other number types (like ComplexF64) and also higher dimensional arrays (numbers being the 0 dimensional …
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Dear Maruan,
I am working with a high dimensional problem (n,L,p) where n= #samples, L= input sequence of each feature and p= #features.
I read your paper about recurrent deep kernels and keras-g…
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Hello!
First of all, thank you for a very nice python package! I think high-dimensional manifolds, that is, manifolds beyond 2 and 3 dimensions would be very interesting to add. d-dimensional sphe…
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An integer array is a higher-dimensional analog of an integer matrix.
We implement element and parent classes for integer arrays along with enumerators.
Formally, a integer array is an array of n…
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Quoting @wdecker :
"The Singular counterpart of the OSCAR function `invert_birational_map` does not only work for curves. As we now have also higher-dimensional varieties , it might make sense to al…
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Hello,
I am very sorry to bother you. I have some questions about opinf to consult. First of all thank you for sharing the opinf code toolkit, I think the current tutorial is much better understood f…
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Not sure if the below is supposed to work or not, but seems strange that there is inconsistent behavior between operator += and operator +. Should this work? If not is there an easy way to get the des…