| Commit message (Collapse) | Author | Age |
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selfadjoint matrices
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product while evaluating only one triangular part and make it available via, e.g.:
R.triangularView<Lower>() += s * A * B;
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implementation to a new products/XX.h file
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built-in sparse cholesky decomposition
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In order to prevent compilation errors, the default functor "struct func" must not be defined inside the function scope. I just moved it into a private section of SparseMatrix.
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since a slight numerical issue may trigger NaN. The overhead is small and I doubt the perf of this function could be critival for any application !
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to link to.
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