In a project I am using symengine for symbolic manipulation, which is so much faster than sympy. However, max_within_feasible does not admit symengine symbols, because of some incompatibilities between symengine and evalf. In fact, this is the exact error that I am getting, namely
File "/export/anaconda3/envs/apozas/lib/python3.9/site-packages/inflation/sdp/quantum_tools.py", line 626, in make_numerical
numeric_values[k] = float(v.evalf(subs=symbols_to_values))
File "symengine_wrapper.pyx", line 979, in symengine.lib.symengine_wrapper.Basic.n
TypeError: n() got an unexpected keyword argument 'subs'
It would be nice to have support for both, symengine and sympy, so the user does not need to care about which symbolic library they are using.
In a project I am using symengine for symbolic manipulation, which is so much faster than sympy. However,
max_within_feasibledoes not admit symengine symbols, because of some incompatibilities between symengine and evalf. In fact, this is the exact error that I am getting, namelyIt would be nice to have support for both, symengine and sympy, so the user does not need to care about which symbolic library they are using.