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For extremely big problems (problems too large to fit in RAM/GPU memory), the stochastic solve method from chapter 6 of the monograph is useful. This has already been implemented.
This is a tracking issue, for exposing the stochastic solve method to the public API.
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I do not know when the method will be exposed, or rather "officially supported", but all the code already exists and is available within this repository.
You're welcome to play around with it, though you very well may find bugs or inefficiencies.
For extremely big problems (problems too large to fit in RAM/GPU memory), the stochastic solve method from chapter 6 of the monograph is useful. This has already been implemented.
This is a tracking issue, for exposing the stochastic solve method to the public API.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: