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where `y = foo(args; kwargs...)` is the primal output, and `∂Y` is the result of propagating the input tangents `Δself`, `Δargs...` forwards at the point in the domain of `foo` described by `args`.
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This propagation is call the pushforward.
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This propagation is called the pushforward.
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Often we will think of the `frule` as having the primal computation `y = foo(args...; kwargs...)`, and the pushforward `∂Y = pushforward(Δself, Δargs...)`,
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even though they are not present in seperate forms in the code.
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