NonDifferentiableFunction -> NonDifferentiable, DifferentiableFunctio… #355
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…n -> OnceDifferentiable, TwiceDifferentiableFunction -> TwiceDifferentiable.
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I don't see why this shouldn't work, but I will wait until the v0.6 problems are sorted out until I merge. I don't want to debug v0.6 in another PR if this PR is to blame! |
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Actually, this might be due to some v0.6 change that we're hitting... 🔬 Edit: I will have to wait with this and #337 until I find out where to start debugging that v0.6.0 inference stuff. |
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…n -> OnceDifferentiable, TwiceDifferentiableFunction -> TwiceDifferentiable.
Taken from #337 . The point of merging these separately is to tag a v0.7.5 that has so many of the changes from #337 as possible, and then only do a final PR that breaks stuff (and can't really be deprecated) in a v0.8.0 where we bump versions in other packages and announce it wide and far: discourse, twitter, readme, gitter, etc...