Matmul and dot operation #251
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fix crossterms in expression multiplication
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Hello FabianHofmann, thanks for the feature. Could your provide an example of dot product between a linopy variable (vector) and a constant matrix ? It seems this is not yet possible but I wanted to have your opinion if possible. KR |
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New Features
Variables and LinearExpressions now have a new method
dot, which allows computing the dot product of two objects. This multiplies objects and sums over common dimensions.The matmul operator
@, which runs thedotoperation, is now supported for Variables and LinearExpression.Bugfixes
(v1 + c1) * (v2 + c2)withvbeing a variable andca constant, the operation did not calculate the cross termsv1 * c2 + v2 * c1. This is fixed now.