@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ namespace matx {
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namespace experimental {
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//
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- // MatX uses a single versatile sparse tensor type that uses a tensor format
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+ // MatX implements a universal sparse tensor type that uses a tensor format
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// DSL (Domain Specific Language) to describe a vast space of storage formats.
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// Although the tensor format can easily define many common storage formats
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// (such as Dense, CSR, CSC, BSR), it can also define many less common storage
@@ -108,7 +108,7 @@ namespace experimental {
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// j : compressed,
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// k : compressed )
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//
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- // The idea of a single versatile sparse tensor type has its roots in
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+ // The idea of a universal sparse tensor type has its roots in
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// sparse compilers, first pioneered for sparse linear algebra in [Bik96]
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// and formalized to sparse tensor algebra in [Kjolstad20]. The generalization
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// to higher-dimensional levels was introduced in [MLIR22].
@@ -303,8 +303,8 @@ template <int D, typename... LvlSpecs> class SparseTensorFormat {
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};
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//
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- // Predefined common tensor formats. Note that even though the tensor format
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- // was introduced to define a single versatile sparse tensor type, the
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+ // Predefined common tensor formats. Note that even though the tensor
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+ // format was introduced to define the universal sparse tensor type, the
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// "all-dense" format also naturally describes dense scalars, vectors,
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// matrices, and tensors, with all d-major format variants.
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//
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