Given a parametric inverse f, find an ordering of the ports, order its Ports by the order in which they are computed.
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# Arguments:
- `prts`: Ports from the same arrow
# Returns:
- `ordering`: `prts[ordering[t]]` is the port in ordering computed.
function order_ports(prts::vector{Port})::Vector{Int}
This function is currently needed for analysis. We want to be able to see how the node errors of primitives vary across the arrow as a function of the position in which it is computed (e.g. to determine if solving earlier constraints first is easier), and how this varies as a function of the optimization process.
Given a parametric inverse
f, find an ordering of the ports, order its Ports by the order in which they are computed.This function is currently needed for analysis. We want to be able to see how the node errors of primitives vary across the arrow as a function of the position in which it is computed (e.g. to determine if solving earlier constraints first is easier), and how this varies as a function of the optimization process.