Parallelisation and GeneralParameterMap #4
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This merge brings two new features.
General Parameter Map
This structure does stores the information necessary for the passage of a DerivativeOperator with different number of parameters.
It should be used to pass from the general parameter representation, such as computed by the rest of the code, to a symetric representation, such as defined by a user.
Parallelisation
Parallel computing was achieved by creating multiple DerivativeOperator in each thread and joining them before computing the inverse matrix. This is not ideal, as it requires two additionnal copies, but it could be made better by parallelising the joinning process, for o_tilde for example.