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gtikhonov
commented on August 16, 2024
I am pretty sure that I have tested these lines for this very matter and my conclusion was different at that point. However, I fully comprehend that my conclusion could have been erroneous or something have changed with the involved packages. It seems absolutely reasonable to rework this piece of code with solve() from Matrix package, but we shall ensure that the proper variant among the implemented variety is used. Namely, the one that is designed to deal with triangular sparse matrices as the first argument. If you can draft a proper replacement, I would gladly push it to the master quickly.
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