Can I use JIT from JAX with NetworkX algorithms? For instance, if were to compute the average clustering coefficient for a NetworkX graph object, is it possible to use the @jit decorator to speed up my analysis pipeline?
Can I use JIT from JAX with NetworkX algorithms? For instance, if were to compute the average clustering coefficient for a NetworkX graph object, is it possible to use the @jit decorator to speed up my analysis pipeline?
No, JAX's JIT and other transforms only work with functions implemented via JAX primitives (generally operations defined in jax.lax, jax.numpy, and related submodules). They cannot be used to compile/transform arbitrary Python code.