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Update inverse.rs - improved code doc try_inverse_mut #1399

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@tencek tencek commented May 23, 2024

The "and leaves self untouched" part of the code doc was wrong. Self may be modified before early false return.
See https://github.com/dimforge/nalgebra/blob/dev/src/linalg/lu.rs#L64

The "and leaves `self` untouched" part of the code doc was wrong. Self may be modified before early false return.
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Andlon commented Jun 12, 2024

I believe this was fixed in #1384 for the 4x4 case. I think it should work for the other cases. Can you confirm whether this fixes the issue for you @tencek?

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tencek commented Jun 18, 2024

@Andlon - thank you for looking into this one and I apologize for my slow response.
The 4x4 case seems to be fine. The case that caused my troubles was 6x6. Please have a look at this unit test that is failing on the dev branch:
test_inversion_failure_leaves_matrix6_unchanged

Fun fact: the unit test, including the values, was completely generated by the CoPilot. I just found the right place where to add the new test and was about to copy and paste the values I used in my software to replicate the issue. But the CoPilot was quicker and the values generated also replicated the bug.

In the try_invert_to function, the out matrix is filled with identity first, and then later it returns false.

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