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Implement sensitivities for BLAS.gemm #25

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These are ported from Nabla.

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I've left a comment on the weird failing sensitivity -- I suspect that it's just a minor thing. LGTM other than that, so please do merge once finite-differencing tests pass for alpha.

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willtebbutt commented Apr 29, 2019

I've also just realised that the type constraints are probably a bit loose. I think that BLAS routines are usually restricted to strided arrays with particular types of floating-point elements. Perhaps we should do the same here?

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gemm is a case where the methods in LinearAlgebra are, for whatever reason, specified as AbstractMatrix instead of StridedMatrix. That is a good observation about the element type; it's restricted to BlasFloat, and with alpha's type matching the element type of the matrices.

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To do:

  • Add tests for non-square matrices

These are ported from Nabla.
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Rectangular tests added. Good to go?

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LGTM

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