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fix: finite diff gradient accidental type promotion + generalize inputs #1847
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fix: finite diff gradient accidental type promotion
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fix: use better epsilon
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feat: support multiple args for finitediff
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feat: preserve the correct return type
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test: against enzyme
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test: incorrect usage
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Update src/TestUtils.jl
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fix: single arg return type
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test: use analytic gradients
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Update test/nn/luxlib.jl
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do we need to do the full make_mlir_fn here, or can we reuse the equivalent of traced call or traced functions to achieve the same effect?
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I am using make_mlir_fn mostly to linearlize the arguments. not sure how to use traced_call here though
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ah so it was linearization, not efficiency