Title: [doc] Add `plus_first` and `plus_second` semirings to docs · Issue #497 · python-graphblas/python-graphblas · GitHub
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Description: The plus_first and plus_second semirings are very useful for writing algorithms that only care about the nonzero structure of the matrix because they can work on any user matrix without copy or modification. The documented list of semiri...
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