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Refactor tests to use generics in a bit smarter way. We test both .dot() and general_mat_mul. Tests now use relative accuracy more explicitly (this works better with generics, instead of using approx).
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Here I wonder if complex support in general should be optional and opt-in, might be a less used feature. |
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Refactor tests to use generics in a bit smarter way.
We test both .dot() and general_mat_mul. Tests now use relative accuracy
more explicitly (this works better with generics, instead of using
approx).
This follows up previous change #1106 by improving the default/
fallback for
Complex<f32>andComplex<f64>by usingmatrixmultiply.
This performance improvement is already good (2-3x on small problems),
but enabling BLAS should be much better.