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When calling recursively nlls_iterate, "iteration 0" will call evaltensor_f witch triggers an expensive call to eval_hp regardless that the iterate, cost, (etc) do not change with respect to the outter iterate/iteration.
Is this the case?
If so, it would be convenient to avoid a call to eval_f (evaltensor_f) at iteration 0 of recursive call to nlls_iterateviasolve_tensor_newton`.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
When calling recursively
nlls_iterate
, "iteration 0" will callevaltensor_f
witch triggers an expensive call toeval_hp
regardless that the iterate, cost, (etc) do not change with respect to the outter iterate/iteration.Is this the case?
If so, it would be convenient to avoid a call to
eval_f
(evaltensor_f) at iteration 0 of recursive call to
nlls_iteratevia
solve_tensor_newton`.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: