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Thanks for this very nice package!
On the general topic of benchmarks, I would be quite interested to know how the L-BFGS implementation in argmin would compare to,
There are Python wrappers for these, in PyLBFGS and scipy.optimize. So using pyargmin it should be relatively easy to compare them (albeit with the Python overhead).
L-BGFS is very commonly used in machine learning (also see the "Rust needs BFGS" blog by the author of the bfgs crate). I'm mostly interested in seeing of it's possible to get a comparable or faster implementation in Rust than the one in scipy.optimize, that would be more readable (and support both f64 and f32).
Opening this issue mostly to report progress on it. If you have any suggestions (e.g. on the benchmark cases to use) I would be interested as well.