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Add quickselect algorithm. Quickselect is a selection algorithm to find the kth smallest element in an unordered list.
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The help currently reads:
Vector S get; set;
Gets the singular values (Σ) of matrix in ascending value.
It should be:
descending order of magnitude.
Hi everyone,
I am building a sensor fusion framework based on nalgebra, and found out that we do not have support for Lie algebra operations like expmap and logmap. Is is appropriate to add them here or should I implement them in my own crate by using some traits?
Many thanks,
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I noticed that MKL on EPYC was abysmal, but that's just because it uses SSE2 on AMD by default.
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As a new Simit user, it would be nice to have more examples, such as the elastic shell simulation presented in the paper.
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When I run the example cartpole with the default parameters, it can not converge to the max reward 200, I wonder what went wrong.

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