implement partialord min/max #514
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Forgot to mention! This depends on #507 . Travis should pass when that PR makes it into master. |
bluss
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Oct 27, 2018
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Needs discussion what to do with the overlap with ndarray-stats https://docs.rs/ndarray-stats/ If this is in ndarray, I'd prefer something that's more geared towards the needs of floating point elements |
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Hey @bluss what do you mean, when you say that it should be more geared toward floating point elements? |
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Closing as I don't see myself picking this up anytime soon. Feel free to take over |
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Implements #512 , but for
PartialOrd. Unorderable cases such asf64::NANresult in an early return ofNone. Ideally there is also a variant that ignores unorderable cases, something likescalar_max_ignore_unorderable(), but with a more sensible name.