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EinExpr
EinExpr can be seen as symbolic expressions that represent linear operations expressible using the Einstein summation notation.
The user can walk through the tree and execute the appropriate methods by identifying the array types with almost no overhead.
But what if we could compile directly these symbolic trees into native code? Could we gain something?
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EinExpr
can be seen as symbolic expressions that represent linear operations expressible using the Einstein summation notation.The user can walk through the tree and execute the appropriate methods by identifying the array types with almost no overhead.
But what if we could compile directly these symbolic trees into native code? Could we gain something?
Things to check:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: