On Saturday, July 21, 2018 at 11:28:44 AM UTC-7, Jeroen Demeyer wrote:
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> I was benchmarking some code (in particular the density() method of
> matrices) and noticed code of the form
>
> if not x.is_zero():
>
> however, that's a lot slower than doing just
>
> if x:
>
> So, this makes me
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I was benchmarking some code (in particular the density() method of
matrices) and noticed code of the form
if not x.is_zero():
however, that's a lot slower than doing just
if x:
So, this makes me wonder: what is the reason for the is_zero() method?
Are there classes where "x.is_zero()" is
Hi,
It looks very obscure and is certainly nothing that could be executed in
> any version of SageMath (neither in command line nor in the notebook).
>
>
Indeed it was not very clear... Aishen was actually referring to the
Carter-Penrose diagram of the manifold examples
Fixed: I had to ensure that languages variables (LANGUAGES, LC_ALL, LANG)
are well set. This was somehow done by default with previous versions of
the system.
Best,
Le vendredi 20 juillet 2018 14:45:33 UTC+2, david@inria.fr a écrit :
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> I just did a fresh install of sagemath (git clone …)
