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perf: exploration of better matmul algorithms #69
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If you're going through all the efforts of writing a cublas implementation, might investigated compiled extensions like cython or a rust extension. Both have interop with numpy which is pretty straightforward |
This adds a notebook that explores different ways to do the
V = Z.dot(Z.T.conj())
calculation.Ideas that I haven't yet explored: