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Use a stable SVD function call #65
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Hi @Mulliken, I will chase this up with the google/TensorNetwork people to see if there is either a newer version which has that fail save built in or if it could be added. If not, then we might be forced to depend on our own fork of google/TensorNetwork which I'd like to avoid for a ton of reasons. I'll get back to you sometime next week on this. Best, ~gefux |
Thanks for the reply! It will be great if the problem can be solved on the google/TensorNetwork side! |
Hi. I've created a pull request google/TensorNetwork#962 with google/TensorNetwork a few days ago. If you'd like to try a quick-fix you could simply change a few lines your installed TensorNetwork package. The error message should somewhere point you to Best, ~gefux |
Thanks for the solution, gefux!! I will attach a minimal failing example later. |
Hi OQuPy developers,
The SVD call in OQuPy fails occasionally. Is it possible for users to configure OQuPy so that it uses a stable SVD function?
Best,
Mulliken
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