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First, I wanted to ask whether it can be renamed coefficients like it's done in MultivariatePolynomials.
But actually, I'd like to also apply the inverse, adjoint, etc... of this map.
For instance, if I have a bridge that converts a vector from one basis to the other one then the dual of that bridge will need to apply the adjoint.
Getting the ConstraintPrimal will need to apply the inverse and setting ConstraintDualStart will need to apply the inverse of the adjoint.
Maybe we could have
struct BasisChange{C,T,S} <:AbstractMatrix{C}# From Source to Target
target::T
source::Send
First, I wanted to ask whether it can be renamed
coefficients
like it's done in MultivariatePolynomials.But actually, I'd like to also apply the inverse, adjoint, etc... of this map.
For instance, if I have a bridge that converts a vector from one basis to the other one then the dual of that bridge will need to apply the adjoint.
Getting the
ConstraintPrimal
will need to apply the inverse and settingConstraintDualStart
will need to apply the inverse of the adjoint.Maybe we could have
and then
coeffs
becomesand
coeffs!
becomesand we'll also have
etc...
The change of basis of a matrix can also be
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