Updating power_iteration.py #11705
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Key Changes: Type Hints: Updated to include npt.NDArray for better type checking with numpy arrays and Union for real/complex compatibility. Error Handling: More informative assertion errors for matrix dimensions and types. Matrix Shape Handling: Explicitly named dimensions (N, M) to ensure clarity. Complex Hermitian Check: Uses assert with an error message for better debugging.
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Upgraded to Python 3.13 :) as per the issue
Key Changes:
Type Hints: Updated to include npt.NDArray for better type checking with numpy arrays and Union for real/complex compatibility. Error Handling: More informative assertion errors for matrix dimensions and types.
Matrix Shape Handling: Explicitly named dimensions (N, M) to ensure clarity.
Complex Hermitian Check: Uses assert with an error message for better debugging.