Added \circ syntax for kernel input transformations #269
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Nice! I would be supportive for these changes but we cannot have a discrepancy between using TransformedKernel and \circle. |
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As mentioned in #217 (comment), probably we should reexport |
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Thanks a lot @kaandocal, I extended your PR in #276 and merged it! |
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I implemented my suggestions re: #217 by extending the \circ syntax to kernel/transformation compositions. For reasons explained in my comment there this behaves differently from
transformfor TransformedKernels in that the order of composition is different so as to preserve associativity.