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Dear @Saran-nns,
Thank you very much for the detailed feedback. I have updated the paper draft in openjournals/joss-reviews#3917. I am also trying to balance between the paper length concerns mentioned by pdebuyl and adding more content to address the concerns listed here.
Some specific answers:
- I have added a very short intro to sparse problems. I have kept the more detailed mathematical intro in the online docs. Also have provided references to relevant books and papers.
- Have removed JAX description from the statement of need section. Moved some of the discussion into the new limitations section as relevant.
- See
here <https://cr-sparse.readthedocs.io/en/latest/algorithms.html>
_ in the docs for the list of algorithms supported (and planned) in organized hierarchically. I have added a reference to this page in README. I will slowly enrich this page further with more information later as I build more detailed usage and application docs for individual algorithms.
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Thanks for working on my suggestions. Besides the paper length, I am happy with the paper draft and the documentation. I close this issue in your favor :)
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