Fix scipy sqrtm precision issue #864
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See #865 which tracks the capping of cirq for the CI. |
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Will need to cut a new release to fix #851. |
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I need to fix a comment typo don't merge. |
This was referenced Jan 16, 2024
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Hey happy to see this fixed! Any idea when it will be released? It will help us unblock some dependency upgrades over on unitaryfund/mitiq. |
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@natestemen I'll aim to release a patch by the end of the week. |
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hi @fdmalone, hope you don't mind my asking when the patch mentioned in the previous comment is likely to be released? As my teammate Nate mentioned last week, folks on the Mitiq project are excited to see this upgrade in the pipeline! |
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@Misty-W , I just released a patched verison |
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Addresses #815 by replacing la.sqrtm with the square root computed via eigendecomposition. Just bumping the input array's precision to 256 didn't solve the problem.