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Bottleneck pybind11 interface
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Fewer copies and no GIL for hera
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If we want to reuse it for bottleneck...
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The result was unused, but better be safe.
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Integration of Wasserstein distances in representations module
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Now the input arrays are not copied as long as they use a float64 data
type, even if they are not contiguous. That's not important here, but I
wanted an example of how to do it.
More importantly, no need to hold the GIL.
I was too lazy to benchmark to see if that changed anything...
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Automatic differentiation for Wasserstein distance
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wasserstein_representations
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DTM
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