Add Finch to list of External Julia Sparse Array Libraries #462
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Finch is a library for multidimensional sparse array processing that supports a wide variety of formats and operators. It's one of the few Julia libraries to support sparse tensors, it's highly flexible, and it's the kind of thing that could only exist in Julia. Would you please consider adding it to the list?
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Finch is a library for multidimensional sparse array processing that supports a wide variety of formats and operators. It's one of the few Julia libraries to support sparse tensors, it's highly flexible, and it's design could only exist in Julia. Would you please consider adding it to the list?