That's a strange line of reasoning. Why not contribute to IterativeSolvers
with the things you're interested and skilled in (linear solvers using
Krylov)?
It's of course up to you, but I would certainly prefer a less general name
then KrylovSolvers.jl for a package that contains linear solvers b
Yes some but not all. I started my package actually before the one you
refer to was created. Also from what I've seen they are implementing more
than just Krylov solvers. I myself am only interested in Krylov solvers, so
I will keep on developing my own package.
Nice, but isn't (at least some of) the functionality that you refer to
already implemented in https://github.com/JuliaLang/IterativeSolvers.jl ?
On Friday, June 6, 2014 2:44:22 PM UTC+2, Carlos Baptista wrote:
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> What I meant is that I removed it from GitHub and in a month or so when I
> am don
What I meant is that I removed it from GitHub and in a month or so when I
am done with implementing and fine-tuning I will put it back on GitHub.
It's not online right now. But when it is it will be named KrylovSolvers.
So it will eventually be available at:
https://github.com/cfbaptista/KrylovSolvers.jl
Great! Could you please tell me the name of this package?
And what exactly do you mean by 'putting it back online'? On github?
On Friday, June 6, 2014 2:01:55 PM UTC+2, Carlos Baptista wrote:
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> There was and there will be. I had a package with bicgstab. I took it off
> line a while. I have been
Typo:
lsqmr on the last line should be lsmr
There was and there will be. I had a package with bicgstab. I took it off
line a while. I have been optimising the package and adding a lot of other
Krylov methods. As soon as I think its ready (in a month or so) I will put
it back online. The package will bring:
*Solvers for determined systems
