Fix matrix multiplication issue by downgrading NumPy and using PyTorch
Resolves #1279
This pull request addresses the matrix multiplication issue by downgrading NumPy to version 1.25.0 and implementing a workaround using PyTorch for matrix multiplication in unwrap_error_phase_closure.py. Documentation has been updated to reflect these changes.
Summary by Sourcery
Fix matrix multiplication issue by downgrading NumPy and implementing a workaround using PyTorch for efficient matrix operations.
Bug Fixes:
- Address matrix multiplication issue by downgrading NumPy to version 1.25.0 and using PyTorch for efficient matrix operations.
Documentation:
- Update documentation to include a workaround for matrix multiplication issues using PyTorch and instructions for downgrading NumPy.
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Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery
This pull request addresses a matrix multiplication performance issue by downgrading NumPy to version 1.25.0 and introducing a PyTorch-based workaround. The changes include updating documentation and adding a new file for matrix multiplication using PyTorch.
User journey diagram for handling matrix multiplication issue
journey
title User Journey for Matrix Multiplication Issue
section Identifying the Issue
User -> NumPy: Attempt matrix multiplication
User -> NumPy: Experience performance issues
section Exploring Solutions
User -> Documentation: Read about performance issues
User -> Documentation: Learn about PyTorch workaround
User -> Documentation: Learn about NumPy downgrade
section Implementing Workaround
User -> PyTorch: Install PyTorch
User -> PyTorch: Use PyTorch for matrix multiplication
section Alternative Solution
User -> NumPy: Downgrade NumPy version
User -> System: Verify compatibility with other packages
Class diagram for matrix multiplication using PyTorch
classDiagram
class MatrixMultiplier {
+torch.Tensor matrix_multiply(list matrix_a, list matrix_b)
}
note for MatrixMultiplier "This class provides a method to multiply matrices using PyTorch."
File-Level Changes
| Change | Details | Files |
|---|---|---|
| Update documentation to address matrix multiplication issue |
|
docs/FAQs.md |
| Implement PyTorch-based matrix multiplication function |
|
unwrap_error_phase_closure.py |
Assessment against linked issues
| Issue | Objective | Addressed | Explanation |
|---|---|---|---|
| #1279 | Fix the matrix multiplication error in unwrap_error_phase_closure.py | ✅ | |
| #1279 | Provide a workaround for the NumPy matrix multiplication issue | ✅ | |
| #1279 | Document the issue and its solutions | ✅ |
Possibly linked issues
- #1279: The PR fixes the matrix multiplication issue by downgrading NumPy and using PyTorch, directly addressing the issue.
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I am still in the trying phase of these two recent new bots, at least it is trying to fix things, interesting. The related issue is not come from mintpy though, I am closing this PR.
Haha sorry @yunjunz didnt mean to seem critical of the attempt, I was just surprised at how off the rails this fix was by the bot