Lower jax.numpy matmul functions to mixed-precision dot_general #16736
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Related to #16703
I opted not to add specific tests for these as I did for
dot
in #16721 andeinsum
in #16733Note that the sparse test tolerances needed to change because the new path no longer calls
convert_element_type
, which for sparse inputs has a side-effect of callingsum_duplicates
, which previously improved the numerical accuracy of the matmul output at the expense of a slower runtime. I opted not to force asum_duplicates
inbcoo_dot_general
, but rather to allow for this inaccuracy in order to improve performance of the default impl.