This example generates a RBF kernel using training and testing data from disk, compress it using entry-valuation-based APIs, and evaluate the prediction error.
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This example generates a RBF kernel using training and testing data from disk, compress it using entry-valuation-based APIs, and evaluate the prediction error.
Note that instead of the use of precision dependent subroutine/module/type names "d_", one can also use the following
#define DAT 1
#include "dButterflyPACK_config.fi"
which will macro replace precision-independent subroutine/module/type names "X" with "d_X" defined in SRC_DOUBLE with double precision