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Include semi-documented contraction algo options #610
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If those algorithms aren't listed in the header, are we "supposed" to use them (stability, correctness, and whatnot)? Modifying the generated files doesn't seem ideal either. |
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@springer13 is there some way we could get these doc-ed in CUTENSOR's documentation/listed in the header for the auto-generation script? |
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In fact, there are more algorithms than we include now:
https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cutensor/api/types.html#cutensoralgo-t
values >= 0 correspond to certain sub-algorithms of GETTI checked and currently the maximum number of algorithms function returns 9. Maybe there's a runtime way to set this up?