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Sync with ndarray v0.2.2: three corrected passages - #8
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Mirrors go-ndarray/ndarray#19: unary ufuncs are not all Map-based (Sqrt, Exp, Log, Log10 have their own kernels); Exp/Log are no longer listed at NumPy parity through Map, with measured Sin/Cos/Tanh figures instead; and the GEMM micro-kernels match the ikj oracle exactly only on integer data (CI has no qemu-x86_64 job). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Mirrors go-ndarray/ndarray#19: unary ufuncs are not all Map-based (Sqrt,
Exp, Log, Log10 have their own kernels); Exp/Log are no longer listed at
NumPy parity through Map, with measured Sin/Cos/Tanh figures instead; and
the GEMM micro-kernels match the ikj oracle exactly only on integer data
(CI has no qemu-x86_64 job).
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