Extending the indexing of GEM nodes#247
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This appears to include a bunch of work from #246. I'm not sure what to review and what to ignore. |
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Basically all the GEM stuff. I think the reason why it's showing the FIAT here is because I branched it off #246 which hasn't been merged yet. Ultimately, we would want this PR to get merged after #246 since it would allow everything there to work on GEM nodes. |
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Some remaining things to work on here include:
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renamed tp bary coords methods + minor fixes + updated tests
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This is the second part of PR #245 and concerns changes to GEM only. In summary, this adds new ways in which
gemNodes can be indexed, mimickingnumpy's fancy indexing:tensor_1d[1,2,3] using a new GEM index type calledListIndex` that wraps the index array and a free index that ranges over the elements of that array.tensor_2d[1::3, [2, 3, 4]].