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Fix dispatch of SparseMatrixCSC*Diagonal multiplication #29045
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Fix dispatch of SparseMatrixCSC*Diagonal multiplication #29045
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…ith Diagonal matrices. Type signature for diagonal matrices was wrong, causing fallback to generic Matmul.
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Some sort of dispatch test could be done with e.g. (
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That dispatch test seems reasonable @KristofferC. Added dispatch tests to the PR. |
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* Fix type signature of mul! methods for multiplying SparseMatrixCSCs with Diagonal matrices. Type signature for diagonal matrices was wrong, causing fallback to generic Matmul. * Add SparseMatrixCSC*Diagonal dispatch test * Fix trailing whitespace * Don't copy with deepcopy (cherry picked from commit 8d99356)
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* Fix type signature of mul! methods for multiplying SparseMatrixCSCs with Diagonal matrices. Type signature for diagonal matrices was wrong, causing fallback to generic Matmul. * Add SparseMatrixCSC*Diagonal dispatch test * Fix trailing whitespace * Don't copy with deepcopy (cherry picked from commit 8d99356)
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* Fix type signature of mul! methods for multiplying SparseMatrixCSCs with Diagonal matrices. Type signature for diagonal matrices was wrong, causing fallback to generic Matmul. * Add SparseMatrixCSC*Diagonal dispatch test * Fix trailing whitespace * Don't copy with deepcopy (cherry picked from commit 8d99356)
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* Fix type signature of mul! methods for multiplying SparseMatrixCSCs with Diagonal matrices. Type signature for diagonal matrices was wrong, causing fallback to generic Matmul. * Add SparseMatrixCSC*Diagonal dispatch test * Fix trailing whitespace * Don't copy with deepcopy (cherry picked from commit 8d99356)
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This fixes #28934. In short, multiplication of a
SparseMatrixCSC
with aDiagonal
matrix was getting dispatched to a generic matmul routine rather than the specialized methods defined atjulia/stdlib/SparseArrays/src/linalg.jl
Line 971 in c8450d8
because the type signature of the diagonal matrix input in those methods was wrong, as pointed out by @GiggleLiu.
Correctness of results is already tested at
julia/stdlib/SparseArrays/test/sparse.jl
Line 314 in 3fbdc9b
I'm not sure how to write a test that checks that calling, say,
A*D
for compatible sparse and diagonal matrices dispatches to the right method. Is that doable/necessary?