Adding eigenvalue and eigenvector computations
See original GitHub issueNumPy’s linalg
includes a variety of eigenvalue and eigenvector functions (e.g. eig
, eigh
, eigvals
, eigvalsh
). Would be nice to include these in Dask Array’s linalg
as well.
This came up on StackOverflow as well. ( https://stackoverflow.com/q/44806395/3877089 )
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If you only need eigenvectorsfor a long set of 3x3 matrices, this should be straightforward to parallelize with with
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.Just another +1 for this feature request! I need to do an eigendecomposition on a particularly large array (327,680 x 327,680) and am currently trying dask’s svd, but a function similar to numpy’s eigh would be great