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test_sqrt_in_place_array_float() fails on M1 Pro
#181 opened Jun 7, 2022 by AaronGe88inTHU
randomNormal not documented
#171 opened Nov 3, 2020 by wimzee-rcheng
1
Availability on Apple Watch?
#170 opened Jul 18, 2020 by rth238
4
3.0 Roadmap
#149 opened Oct 13, 2019 by regexident
11 tasks
4
Migrate API to a more idiomatic naming scheme enhancement
#148 opened Oct 13, 2019 by regexident 3.0
@regexident
1
Migrate from Float/Double to T: FloatingPoint enhancement
#147 opened Oct 11, 2019 by regexident 3.0
@regexident
6
Auto-generate unit tests & benchmarks enhancement
#145 opened Oct 10, 2019 by regexident 3.0
@regexident
Efficient non-allocating column/row-based Matrix iterators enhancement
#143 opened Oct 10, 2019 by regexident 3.0
@regexident
Deprecation/Removal of sqrt variant with custom output storage?
#121 opened Sep 24, 2019 by regexident
1
STFT
#102 opened Jun 12, 2019 by valeriyvan
FFT - DSP(Double)SplitComplex and conjugate symmetric
#96 opened Feb 26, 2019 by ChristianSteffens
3
Surge.fft() and numpy.fft.fft() seem to produce different results question
#94 opened Jan 23, 2019 by SreehariRamMohan
28
Broadcasting enhancement
#67 opened May 21, 2017 by ajayjapan
1
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