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I just spent quite some time figuring out why my code did not produce the expected results, and just found out the reason. In this package's documentation, I found next to the any operator:
any(x, y) = 1 if x or y are stored values
which is the usual behavior of the operation any on an iterable collection in Julia.
However, in the SuiteSparseGraphBLAS user guide (which I found there) , we are told page 65:
The ANY operator is very unusual, but very powerful. It is the function
fany(x,y) = x, or y, where GraphBLAS has to freedom to select either x,
or y, at its own discretion. Do not confuse the ANY operator with the any
function in MATLAB/Octave, which computes a reduction using the logical
OR operator.
From what I've seen, the behavior we are getting is the one from SuitedSparseGraphBLAS, so it could be nice updating the docs to avoid this confusion.
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Hi!
I just spent quite some time figuring out why my code did not produce the expected results, and just found out the reason. In this package's documentation, I found next to the any operator:
which is the usual behavior of the operation
any
on an iterable collection in Julia.However, in the SuiteSparseGraphBLAS user guide (which I found there) , we are told page 65:
From what I've seen, the behavior we are getting is the one from SuitedSparseGraphBLAS, so it could be nice updating the docs to avoid this confusion.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: