Useful CMake Examples
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Useful CMake Examples
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Description
Add adjoint-Jacobian specialization for reverse mode for the fast Fourier transform (FFT) and its inverse.
Example
FFT case
If
y = fft(x), then the adjoint-Jacobian is just the inverse FFT applied to the adjoint of the result,Inverse FFT case
If
y = ifft(x), then the adjoint-Jacobian update rule is inve