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ENH: test vecdot values, incl complex conj #314
ENH: test vecdot values, incl complex conj #314
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Unfortunately, if you look here, there is no approximate testing done at all for floating-point values https://github.com/data-apis/array-api-tests/pull/314/files?diff=unified#diff-6056c0b3af9cd3ba66387432a17f5f36bbd54220419656441a8b01bcdc4df44bR57.
We should probably add a flag to that helper to allow approximate testing to be enabled. Some functions are impossible to do approximate testing for because they don't even have a single possible output (e.g.,
eigh
could pick completely different eigenvectors and still be correct).There are helpers used in the elementwise functions that could be reused here for testing floating-point (and complex) closeness. Basically, they test with very large epsilons. Even that would be enough to detect that a library isn't conjugating, which is the real concern for this test specifically.