Implement ellipses ('...') and diagonals (e.g. 'ii->i') in einsum. #7173
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This brings the two most important missing numpy einsum features to toch.einsum.
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…gonals (e.g. 'ii->i') in einsum. (pytorch/pytorch#7173) pytorch/pytorch@cfc1d92
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…ytorch#7173) This brings the two most important missing numpy einsum features to toch.einsum.
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This brings the two most important missing numpy einsum features
to toch.einsum.
I also added some comments and clarified some local variable names to hopefully make it easier to follow along.