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The current signature of Matrix.dot for two frames is:
Matrix.dot
df1:Frame<'R, 'C> * df2:Frame<'C, 'R> -> Frame<'R,'R>
But why do the 'R types have to match? This seems to be more flexible and make more sense:
'R
df1:Frame<'R0, 'C> * df2:Frame<'C, 'R1> -> Frame<'R0,'R1>
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
That's a good point. I've fixed it here e1e1a0c and released Deedle.Math 2.4.2.
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Thanks for making this change, but it looks like Deedle.Math 2.4.2 refers to Deedle 2.4.2, which hasn't been released yet. Is that on the way as well?
They should be on Nuget now.
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The current signature of
Matrix.dot
for two frames is:But why do the
'R
types have to match? This seems to be more flexible and make more sense:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: