Sparse matrix multiply benchmarks from CVXPY #101
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thanks! i'll try using them for future benchmarks |
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This PR introduces some matrices from test cases located here: https://github.com/cvxpy/benchmarks
I was only able to include one example due to Github's file size limits.
Here are the two remainder test cases as google drive links:
I am not trying to actually merge this PR, but simply provide access to some
npzfiles for further benchmarks.Please let me know if the format makes sense, and I can prepare some more test cases (for the Kronecker for example).