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Returns x such that incomplete_gamma(a, x) = y. It could be implemented by searching for the only root of a monotonic function on (0, infinity).
see gammaincinv
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Please be more descriptive in the readme in how to install, include, test, benchmark this library.
I figured the benchmarks are *-bench
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runs tests.
- Also what are the new type names? half, float16_t, ...
- Mention if/that it is storage only type, and for CPU computation it needs to be always converted to float32?
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The documentation currently is not very clear as to how it computes things, and one reason I think is that nearly all the example just compare whether 1.0
is approximately equal to 1.0
which isn't very illustrative.
It would be good if there were examples at the crate level showing the differences between the various macros that illustrate when one should use abs_diff_eq!
vs `relative_eq!
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Several meta-functions exist to generate a cosine: ml_cos and ml_sincos
ml_sincos is the most recent one but ml_cos provided gappa partial certificate for the argument reduction. The two should be merged together into a single meta-function and the other one cleared out of the repository.
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The tar-ball on github seems to have the doc and README.rst file, but the one from pypi is missing these. (Trying to package the lastest version for opensuse and the standard is to get the tar-balls from pypi). Would be great to include these again in the next version.
Thanks