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I feel it might fit here under the category of "A place to experiment with fast linear algebra routines written in Julia"
It is hard to find a home for this code.
But it is really quiet useful and fast.
It was mostly written by Mahdi Jamei. (Who I do not think is on Github).
I just did some cleanup, and optimisations and am handling releasing it somewhere open source
I don't.
I know in practice it is not great, but it is usable.
I didn't do the math for working this out, i just tidied up the code and made the PR
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This PR adds large matrix inversion.
I feel it might fit here under the category of "A place to experiment with fast linear algebra routines written in Julia"
It is hard to find a home for this code.
But it is really quiet useful and fast.
It was mostly written by Mahdi Jamei. (Who I do not think is on Github).
I just did some cleanup, and optimisations and am handling releasing it somewhere open source