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The base coefficient class already declares the values as a dynamic eigen vector, so when implementing derived classes we can't really take advantage of efficient statically sized vectors.
Is there a better way to design the interfaces, perhaps to use more templates, so that we can take advantage of efficient Block Auto Differentiation routines, and not have so much superfluous allocation, deallocation and copying of data?
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The base coefficient class already declares the values as a dynamic eigen vector, so when implementing derived classes we can't really take advantage of efficient statically sized vectors.
Is there a better way to design the interfaces, perhaps to use more templates, so that we can take advantage of efficient Block Auto Differentiation routines, and not have so much superfluous allocation, deallocation and copying of data?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: