LU-factorize without pivoting for inv of Taylor1 matrices
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@KristofferC @andreasnoack Would this be a good solution for #221? |
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I think specializing |
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Thanks for the advice! Just pushed a new commit doing it. |
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@dpsanders Tests are passing, including Julia nightly. Do you agree in merging this? |
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Great, thanks a lot! We should maybe do something similar for interval matrices (although maybe there are other options to consider there). |
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This PR adds a specialized methods of
invfor matrices withTaylor1coefficients, which avoids pivoting inlu. This is related to recent changes (JuliaLang/julia#32989) in Julia stdlib/LinearAlgebra, which now uses pivoting by default.Fixes #221