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The problem here being that even though I would want the algorithm to not consider outer products in general, the network does consist of actual disconnected components, and needs an outer product to connect these. In particular, this does not increase the complexity of the algorithm to $O(n!)$ (I think), because I just want to handle the sub-components separately, without considering outer products within them.
In any case, I feel like there should probably be at least some error being thrown, instead of just being stuck in an infinite loop somewhere.
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Supporting disconnected components in Exhaustive optimizer
Exhaustive optimizer hangs indefinitely if self-loops (i.e. traces) are present
Feb 7, 2024
I was running some benchmarks on random networks, and ran into the following issue:
The problem here being that even though I would want the algorithm to not consider outer products in general, the network does consist of actual disconnected components, and needs an outer product to connect these. In particular, this does not increase the complexity of the algorithm to$O(n!)$ (I think), because I just want to handle the sub-components separately, without considering outer products within them.
In any case, I feel like there should probably be at least some error being thrown, instead of just being stuck in an infinite loop somewhere.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: