Use cublas<t>matinvBatched() for N <= 32#739
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Use the cublas<t>matinvBatched() family of functions to invert linear systems of size N <= 32. This has two advantages over the more general pair of getrfBatched() and getriBatched() functions: 1. Higher performance with the single kernel than with split kernels. 2. The matinv functions support in-place transforms and do not modify the input in the case of out-of-place transforms, so we do not need a temporary input work buffer if the input is a tensor view.
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Use the cublasmatinvBatched() family of functions to invert linear systems of size N <= 32. This has two advantages over the more general pair of getrfBatched() and getriBatched() functions: