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Currently derivatives of functions with scalar inputs and vector outputs are called gradients, and the control flow is mixed in with
vector -> scalar functions.
In my opinion, this is confusing and error-prone.
Additionally, for the former an in-place f! can make sense while for the latter it does not.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Currently derivatives of functions with scalar inputs and vector outputs are called gradients, and the control flow is mixed in with
vector -> scalar functions.
In my opinion, this is confusing and error-prone.
Additionally, for the former an in-place
f!
can make sense while for the latter it does not.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: