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Hi @eriknw,
Many thanks for pioneering this and for all your impressive work on `grblas`!
Searching for "dask" and "GraphBLAS" together brought me here.
As part of an open-source home-project…
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We might benefit from have GraphBLAS op equivalents of the following NumPy functions:
- np.ones
- np.eye
- np.arange
- np.full
Motivation: GraphWave uses `np.eye` and `np.arange`. I mentioned `…
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Approaching the package as a naïve potential user, I was looking for some examples after the 'getting started' section. Would recommend linking to the example notebooks as an entry in the Getting Star…
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This is an issue to keep track of a potential optimization. I will start the PR.
> Unrelated to the issue/PR, but is it feasible/logical to ignore code tests on the update of docs o…
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I think it would be useful to have a "pair"-like binary operator that returns 0 instead of 1. The C spec uses "ONEB" instead of "PAIR", so perhaps "ZEROB" is an okay name.
This is known to be missi…
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Reductions on `SparseMatrixCSC` return dense arrays. Should the same happen for `GBMatrix`?
Current behavior is
```julia
julia> using SparseArrays, SuiteSparseGraphBLAS
# dense matrices from s…
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I am trying to piece my way through the code and I figured it would probably be easier to just ask.
Perhaps related to : https://github.com/python-graphblas/python-graphblas/issues/427
- Startin…
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Due to JuliaCon2023 I've heard about `GraphBLAS` and I'm fairly fascinated by it.
I believe it could be a great addition to the rather hollow landscape of graph algorithms in Rust.
Unfortunately, …
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A common use case for the ANY monoid (see #21) is in the ANY_PAIR semiring that is currently in SuiteSparse:GraphBLAS. The PAIR operator is called ONEB in the C spec, and, mathematically, ~FIRST_ONEB~…
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The default orientation of matrices is rowwise. This can be changed globally in SuiteSparse:GraphBLAS with `gb.ss.config["format"] = "by_col"`, and a single matrix can be changed via `A.ss.config["for…