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The current workflow of PCA depends on xcsrmultd. Going through MKL docs here for this routine shows it does the sparse matrix-matrix op of the following form and also points out that its deprecated-
C := op(A)*B
On the other hand xcsrmm is defined here as (and also mentions it supports 1 based indexing as well)-
C := alphaAB + beta*C
which essentially means the same as xcsrmultd when alpha = 1 and beta = 0 right? Also, why are the deprecated forms still used in onedal?
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In csrmm only A is in csr format (4-array version). B and C are in dense format. Whereas in csrmultd, both A and B are in csr format (3-array version) and C is dense. So csrmm with alpha=1 and beta=0 cannot replace csrmultd.
Regardless, the MKL guide states that csrmultd is deprecated and recommends the use of spmmd.
The current workflow of PCA depends on xcsrmultd. Going through MKL docs here for this routine shows it does the sparse matrix-matrix op of the following form and also points out that its deprecated-
On the other hand xcsrmm is defined here as (and also mentions it supports 1 based indexing as well)-
which essentially means the same as xcsrmultd when alpha = 1 and beta = 0 right? Also, why are the deprecated forms still used in onedal?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: