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Old   January 13, 2023, 14:30
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Originally Posted by siamak View Post
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Thanks for your answer
I think You got the point, I tried to check the L1 and L2, but it seems after some iterations it goes behind my machine's precision. I have to check it more carefully to be sure about it.



To be honest, I suspect the issue is in some other part of youre codes.



On the other hand, you can also code a simple matrix-vector product using a "1.0" entry for all and compare C++ and python results.
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