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Elementwise absolute value builtin#20
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inducer merged 2 commits intoinducer:mainfrom Jun 4, 2021
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@inducer this is what we discussed in the meeting yesterday - adding an elementwise absolute value to remove the need for goofy square/square root combos in WRMS norm calculation. |
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Adds an elementwise absolute value builtin function that operates on scalars, arrays, and usertypes. Stepping stone towards the weighted root-mean-square norms used by this PR.