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At the moment factorize plays the role of both a transform (a Plan) and a coordinate transformation. But sometimes its convenient to work directly with transforms. For example, at the moment I'm trying to do the analogue of fft(randn(3,3,3), 1) for a Chebyshev() basis but factorizations are inherently matrix/vec.
My plan is to add an extra function plan_transform(basis, array, dim) to support this functionality.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
At the moment
factorize
plays the role of both a transform (aPlan
) and a coordinate transformation. But sometimes its convenient to work directly with transforms. For example, at the moment I'm trying to do the analogue offft(randn(3,3,3), 1)
for aChebyshev()
basis but factorizations are inherently matrix/vec.My plan is to add an extra function
plan_transform(basis, array, dim)
to support this functionality.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: